Posted on 03/27/2019 9:01:28 AM PDT by rktman
EarthResearcher333
Exactly.
Both Hitlary and Debbie Washrag Schultz admitted they couldn't explain the difference between RATs and socialists.
Its EarthResearcher333 who was once on your ping list on that old thread.
Well, this will ping him if he looks at the forum anymore.
Thanks for the ping.
They only did half of the work two years ago and most of the rest last Summer.
Lots of water...those diffusion blocks are taking a pounding for sure.
(wish the video had sound!)
Something we are seeing in abb’s video at the top is that the flows coming from the various gates are even and with no gate flaw alteration of even flows.
After seeing their dodging and weaving in the midst of real crisis, I don’t trust ‘em much.
Love to see some more in-depth analysis about things like
- the seepage in the middle of the dam,
- the quality of construction on the spillway itself,
- short and long-term issues needing to be addressed.
Looking at the videos today, I have yet to see any of the drain outlets on the walls jetting water out like the old design used to do.
Is this going to be one of those ACME spillways where everything around it collapses, but the spillway itself is still standing while the water rushes around it?
-PJ
LOL. I remember when I first saw that and realized DWR had ignored that outrage for years.
https://water.ca.gov/News/News-Releases/2019/April/Update-on-Oroville-Operations-April-3-2019
Update on Oroville Operations- April 3, 2019
Published: Apr 03, 2019
SACRAMENTO, Calif.The Department of Water Resources (DWR) experts and federal and state regulators agree that the Oroville main spillway is performing as designed. In light of forecasted storms, DWR plans to increase releases from the Oroville main spillway and releases into the Feather River later this week.
The information below reflects current reservoir level estimates. Forecasts can change quickly and may affect the estimates provided.
Current Oroville Reservoir Level: 854 feet elevation
Current Releases from the Oroville Main Spillway: 10,800 cubic feet per second (cfs)
Current Total Releases to the Feather River: approximately 20,000 cfs
Planned Oroville Main Spillway Releases: up to 21,500 cfs starting Friday, April 5 at 10 a.m.
Planned Total Releases to the Feather River: up to 30,000 cfs from Oroville facilities and other natural inflows starting Friday, April 5 at 10 a.m.
Oro Dam Blvd. East will remain open to pedestrian and vehicle traffic even with these increased flows. If flows from the main spillway exceed 30,000 cfs, the road will be closed to ensure public safety. However, credentialed media will still be provided access.
DWR has followed its standard process of notifying regulatory agencies, local law enforcement, and local elected officials regarding this change in operations. The Department will continue to update the public, media, and local partners through emails, news releases, and social media.
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