The Suwanee has now crested at Dowling park, a good foot lower than expected. Luraville is almost at crest. They are now predicting Branford to crest a little higher than the 1986 flood, and a good bit lower than the 1973, as predicted last week.
The Suwanee has now crested at Dowling park, a good foot lower than expected. Luraville is almost at crest. They are now predicting Branford to crest a little higher than the 1986 flood, and a good bit lower than the 1973, as predicted last week.
This is what Georgia Looks like right now(current radar)
http://radar.weather.gov/Conus/southeast.php
This is the first gauge on the Withlacoochee river showing it going back into level his week.
http://ahps.srh.noaa.gov/ahps2/hydro...,9,15,6&type=0
Last edited by jdsffa; 04-13-2009 at 10:39 AM.
I am in Moultrie, Ga - an hour NE of Tallahassee and 45 minutes NW of Valdosta. We have had a good bit of rain since lunch. I am guessing some of this will find its way to the Withlacoochee and the Suwannee. Hopefully the levels will be down some by the time this latest rain gets to N Florida.
Safe diving,
Sandy Robinson
Well it has been raining here in Lowndes County Ga. for a few hours now and at my house I have gotten a little over 4"s of rain other parts of the county are supposed to get up to six inches of rain.
(All give some, Some give ALL . Semper Fi) Safe Diving (JAMMER)
Took a trip up to see Little River today, never saw it because the road to get there has a few rivers running through it. The Suwannee is really high in Branford as well.
Thanks for the Little River photos
Glad you didn't stall out in the water
when you went through it.
See she is way out of her banks,
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