Madison Blue Spring is closed to diving and swimming as of today 6/14/2013 due to high water/Low vis.
Jim Wyatt
NFSA
Madison Blue Spring is closed to diving and swimming as of today 6/14/2013 due to high water/Low vis.
Jim Wyatt
NFSA
Jim, is this anything that's heading downstream over the next few days? Or, is this a local event at Madison? Thanks.
Alasdair
Take a look at: http://www.srwmd.org/realtimeriverle...verlevels.aspx
The river gauges will show you the trend of the rivers and I use these trends as a guess as to what may happen.
I was at Little River today and found 35 feet of vis all the way past the Florida Room. Low flow, lots of silt on the bottom & walls.
Thanks Jim. I'm headed that way on Monday, and want to see if I need to change any plans....
Alasdair
I will be back in town Sunday and am looking at options like Little River, Telford, Peacock, and as a last resort Ginnie. Fort White is seeing a lot of rain tonight.
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I was at LR Friday and Saturday. In the 20 hours I was away the water level rose at least a foot. There is barely any flow. Visibility is 35 feet.
If the river rises much more it will reverse. Linda at Cave Excursions reported that Telford was not currently diveable.
Thanks Jim. 35' is plenty acceptable for me, and no flow is awesome! Lol. Sucks about Telford. Glad I dove it last week.
Thanks for all the updates
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I dove Ginnie last night around 10 (That's how I like to dive it in the summer). Basically H400 > Shortcut > Mainline. There was a bit of a haze here and there. Decent vis otherwise and all to myself
Peacock today w Mark S. Peanut > Olson > Crossover> Waterhole. A very enjoyable dive, seemed to be a haze noticeable everywhere. Vis was 40ish. Did notice some river water about 2/3 of the way down Waterhole. Water got a bit cooler and a little tanic
Jeff
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