River Rise

[Shocky]

Zater level at Lauraville is almost 23'. 25' and Peacock is blown. May have to postpone my trip next week. Any comments.
Thanks
John

[Kelly Jessop]

Peacock has a long slough that can absorb a fair amount of water level,but other sites have blown or at a threat of blowing. This is something we used to see every spring with normal weather patterns,and is a much needed thing. When ever planning trips in the spring,it is always prudent to have plan B..C..and...D,because of the rains. FWIW,South GA has gotten a lot of rain in the last 24hr,and still raining.

[oreo]

Dive outpost says peacock isn't blown, heading out there now. Call Cathy at dive outpost to check it out before you head down.

[JTB]

Dive outpost says peacock isn't blown, heading out there now. Call Cathy at dive outpost to check it out before you head down.

Let us know how it was/is as i am heading down tuesday

[MORGAN]

There is plenty of good diving to be done when some of the usual places are blown. A few Februarys ago Peacock, Little River, Madison, Telford, etc. all flooded out just before Tracy and I left on a trip to Dive Outpost. We had a great trip anyway - spent two weeks diving Ginnie, Manatee, Jug, Jackson Blue, Twin, and Hole in the Wall. They are all quite blowout resistant - Manatee in particular can be very good when the river is high - low flow and great visibility.

[Shocky]

All true. I will have to check with Paul Clark and see what he is up for.
Thanks
John

[Shocky]

Just looked at the NOAA map, lots of rain in GA and AL. Flash flood warnings on the Eastern end of AL/FL border.

[jeandiver]

We were just in Manatee today. It was VERY VERY NICE !!!!! (SMILE)

Thanks!
Jean

[Shocky]

Jean
I talked to Paul Clark today. Would you be up for Manatee next Fri or Sat?
John

[jeandiver]

John:
I could do it next Saturday (SMILE)

Jean