Wow, 3.1 INCHES SINCE 8 am

[Ron Burgundy]

13 hours ago, Quillback said:

Kings river peaked (according to the Corps gauge) at 25,000 CFS and is now starting to come down.  I would bet there is some wood and dirty water heading downstream.  The rain gauge the Corps uses at Beaver shows almost 6 inches of rain.  Kings drainage probably got some of that.

Anyone remember the old days when we used to get those things called "droughts"?  😃

Kings River.

[cheesemaster]

31 minutes ago, Ron Burgundy said:

Kings River.

Wow - the James is not that bad - at least not out front of my house. 

[dtrs5kprs]

Mind your lower units.

[Phil Lilley]

Looks like they are going to hold Beaver, run Table Rock at 14k for a while and hold Bull Shoals.  That has been the trend going back a few years now.  Beaver will go to the top of their pool, then dump.  They'll try to keep Table Rock at about 920 feet till June.  BS is the big bath tub that will hold it all. 

The reason TR Dam is running spill gates is evidently 2 units are down.  If TR hits 920, they'll open more gates and wider. 

[mixermarkb]

Great. Just when Bull was fishing really well, elevator goes up. Again. 

[dtrs5kprs]

So much for the new plan at Beaver. 

[Quillback]

Beaver gauge has gone kerblooie,  just when you need it.

[Quillback]

Saw this elsewhere, but it has been so true for this month.

[Jerry Rapp]

22 minutes ago, Quillback said:

 kerblooie

nice word.  I will have to remember that one

[Johnsfolly]

12 minutes ago, Quillback said:

Saw this elsewhere, but it has been so true for this month.

I was thinking that most of March as well. What happened to "Out like a Lamb"?🤔