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What is causing this Winter time bubble?
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Any truth to the rumor there's another load of dynamite headed towards bird's point?
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Today's revision is available. I noticed the listings for the Ohio river crest have been revised downward.
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Update from MS Levee Board below
December 30, 2015
GOOD NEWS:
The river forecast remains the same and the next 7-day precipitation forecast looks great – very little rain predicted in the MS Valley!
Current MS River Gage Readings:
Arkansas City 32.9’
Greenville 44.0’
Vicksburg 38.3’
The National Weather Service (NWS) has not changed the Mississippi River forecast:
Arkansas City 48.0’ on January 13th
Greenville 60.0’ on January 14th
Vicksburg 54.0’ on January 16th
Yazoo Backwater Area:
The Steele Bayou Structure was closed this morning. The current gage reading is 86.0’. The landside will get to 90.0’ with the current water on the ground. With normal rainfall while the gates are closed the Yazoo Backwater will get up to 94’. Of course if we get more rainfall in the Mississippi Delta than normal – this number will go up!
Carter Area/Wolf Lake Area:
With the predicted 54’ crest at Vicksburg, the Carter Area/Wolf Lake Area is predicted to reach ~103’.
The Levee Board Crews have been working overtime preparing the levee for the levee inspectors.
The Levee Board ladies have been fielding numerous phone calls!
The Levee Board Commissioners held a Special Board Meeting yesterday to discuss the situation and take necessary action.
A Flood Fight Organizational Meeting to be held early next week.
The levee Inspectors will begin inspecting the levee early next week.
The Mississippi River & Tributaries Project (MR&T Project) is being utilized to pass this major highwater event.
The Corps of Engineers and the Mississippi River Commission have been engaged and they have been getting organized and making preparations to open floodways if needed. Reservoirs are being utilized to slow the amount of water getting into the system while trying to pass the crest.
The Item 463L contractor is placing limestone on top of the newly enlarged levee near Lake Chotard so that the Eagle Lake Residents can utilize Hwy 465 on top of the levee to get in & out. A public meeting will be held at the Eagle Lake Fire Department this afternoon at 4pm to discuss the situation with Eagle Lake residents.
MDOT officials are preparing for MS Hwy 465 and MS Hwy 149 to go underwater next week.
With this current forecast and situation – we will not have to lock down the levee.
So far so good!
We do not anticipate any problems with our levee system at this predicted forecast.
Thanks,
Peter Nimrod
Chief Engineer
MS Levee Board
(662)334-4813
December 30, 2015
GOOD NEWS:
The river forecast remains the same and the next 7-day precipitation forecast looks great – very little rain predicted in the MS Valley!
Current MS River Gage Readings:
Arkansas City 32.9’
Greenville 44.0’
Vicksburg 38.3’
The National Weather Service (NWS) has not changed the Mississippi River forecast:
Arkansas City 48.0’ on January 13th
Greenville 60.0’ on January 14th
Vicksburg 54.0’ on January 16th
Yazoo Backwater Area:
The Steele Bayou Structure was closed this morning. The current gage reading is 86.0’. The landside will get to 90.0’ with the current water on the ground. With normal rainfall while the gates are closed the Yazoo Backwater will get up to 94’. Of course if we get more rainfall in the Mississippi Delta than normal – this number will go up!
Carter Area/Wolf Lake Area:
With the predicted 54’ crest at Vicksburg, the Carter Area/Wolf Lake Area is predicted to reach ~103’.
The Levee Board Crews have been working overtime preparing the levee for the levee inspectors.
The Levee Board ladies have been fielding numerous phone calls!
The Levee Board Commissioners held a Special Board Meeting yesterday to discuss the situation and take necessary action.
A Flood Fight Organizational Meeting to be held early next week.
The levee Inspectors will begin inspecting the levee early next week.
The Mississippi River & Tributaries Project (MR&T Project) is being utilized to pass this major highwater event.
The Corps of Engineers and the Mississippi River Commission have been engaged and they have been getting organized and making preparations to open floodways if needed. Reservoirs are being utilized to slow the amount of water getting into the system while trying to pass the crest.
The Item 463L contractor is placing limestone on top of the newly enlarged levee near Lake Chotard so that the Eagle Lake Residents can utilize Hwy 465 on top of the levee to get in & out. A public meeting will be held at the Eagle Lake Fire Department this afternoon at 4pm to discuss the situation with Eagle Lake residents.
MDOT officials are preparing for MS Hwy 465 and MS Hwy 149 to go underwater next week.
With this current forecast and situation – we will not have to lock down the levee.
So far so good!
We do not anticipate any problems with our levee system at this predicted forecast.
Thanks,
Peter Nimrod
Chief Engineer
MS Levee Board
(662)334-4813
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