Some records just don't need to be broken. I am praying that this one doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by techdvr
Mathieu
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Some records just don't need to be broken. I am praying that this one doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by techdvr
Mathieu
I am at Dive Outpost as we speak and we've been checking the level about every 4 hours. It's rising , but slowly ...
(Still praying a lot )
Jean
We're praying with you, Jean. Thanks for the updates - please keep us advised.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeandiver
Thanks,
Mike & Tracy
Jim, what's the latest up in your area? How's it looking near the Hwy 47 bridge? We have a house near 47 and we're worried about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jim Wyatt
You can check any river gauge station in the Suwannee basin here:
http://www.srwmd.state.fl.us/realtim...iverlevels.asp
On the Santa Fe the Fort White station is at the shoals just downstream of Ginnie. I was just at the Santa Fe at the 47 bridge; it is up between 3 and 5 feet there.
Jerry
At the hiway 47 bridge/park the water was about 1 foot below the top of the boat ramp this morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burke
The water may have risen 6 inches at my house in the past 72 hours.
That's good news... Thanks guys!
It may be good news now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burke
The prediction is for the Santa Fe at Ft. White to rise another 10 feet between now and Thursday.
Look at: http://tinyurl.com/dmmf4p
Troy springs and the park in Branford on 4-11-09 at 6:00 PM
More river pics
John