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Trying to get some info on how high they expect the lake to get.  Been checking Ameren's phone info but it hasn't been updated since Friday at 11:10 AM and they aren't going to commit to a level.  I have a boat in my boat house and I think I should make a run and put it on my trailer.  In December it was almost covering my trailer tires in my boat house.  Any info would be appreciated. 

Thanks.

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I've been looking for info also. Lake is up 18" since noon, but we still have a foot or so till it reaches regular summer pool. Here on the 15MM of the Niangua we have had a strong current with full grown trees floating past. Ameren is releasing 35000 CFS but it appears that needs to be increased ASAP.

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The Niangua hasn't even crested yet so we have a ton of water headed our way.  The Gravois and surrounding creeks were as violent as I've ever seen them at about 1:30pm today.  

I expect the lake to hit 660+ by late morning tomorrow.   Maybe even sooner.   We have alot of water headed our way.  

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Thanks for the info.  Been watching the rise on Ameren's site and looks like the lake is rising about a foot an hour. 2:00 AM reading was 659.67.  Wrench with all the water you say we have coming our way looks like I am heading to Racoon Cove to save my boat.  Thanks again.

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I underestimated it.   Looks like it hit 660 at 3:am and is still coming up this morning.   The Niangua still hasn't crested (unless the guage is broke). 

And at this rate Truman will be maxed out in 3 days.   

This is interesting! 

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I was wandering what it would look like, I reckon fishing is out of the question if it's as violent as you say Glen. 2 days off, can't go fishing, Bummer!!

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I was thinking about tomorrow, wait and see I reckon. If the lake is at 660 and calms down can one put in at Coffman without problems?

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Absolutely.  

Actually I just ran down and checked the Gravois ramp, it was choked with logs and debris last night, but it has cleared enough to launch/load now.  I'm sure there's a logjam further down. 

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10 minutes ago, fishinwrench said:

Absolutely.  

Actually I just ran down and checked the Gravois ramp, it was choked with logs and debris last night, but it has cleared enough to launch/load now.  I'm sure there's a logjam further down. 

Thanks much!!

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