It is, but I can't find it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shocky
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It is, but I can't find it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shocky
You better look at the upstream gauges. They are showing another increase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shocky
You bet they are !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by FW
Both on the With and the Suwanee...
Jean
Lauraville is at 24ft right now
And rising :(Quote:
Originally Posted by bpcfire1
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Signs of the times....spring times, that is ;)
Apalachicola river near blountstown. At 12:00 pm monday the stage was 20.3 feet.
Chipola will continue to rise to near 28.6 feet by thursday morning.
Shocky I was doing my Intro with TJ in Peacock when the river tannic water came up from the floor like a pilar.
It was rather cool and that was the last dive before it closed.
What level does Ginnie close?
I would think that would be a major flood would it not?
I am thinking a list of cave that never blow would be good!
JCG
Am I seeing a trend? I was with TJ in Peanut when it reversed on us. P3 and P2 was blown and P1 was next when we started the dive. TJ said that it was one of the longest lights out drill he has done because we would not want to see what it was really like. I also could feel the cold water change. We finished up at Ginnie.Quote:
Originally Posted by JCGoodwin
The river is still coming up. I should hear from my buddy Paul today on his dive at Peacock. Gennie is still level and not showing any rise. In the past they have put up a curtain so the Eye stayed clear of tannic river water. Marianna should be good along with other western sites.
John