I understand the COE has stopped discharging water to fix something behind the spillway. Anyone know what the time frame is and when they should resume with the drawdown?
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I understand the COE has stopped discharging water to fix something behind the spillway. Anyone know what the time frame is and when they should resume with the drawdown?
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Enid was down a week or 10 days. Don't know if it has bearing on Grenada. I guess it depends on whether they are down
for inspection or down for repair.
Haven't heard a word, dont get near the info since Artie retired. Been of since the 17th
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I went by the dam about an hour ago and there is a crane sitting there and no discharge.
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Heard this morning that they expect it to be off all this next week.
Looks like they cracked it open a bit, only discharging 603 cfs. Although it's almost 6 feet above curve elevation.
She's back open. Running 3740 cfs. Don't know how long it's been open.
They have had it opened up good since Wednesday.Quote:
Originally Posted by stormcloud
This link will show the current flow (discharge @ cubic feet per second) at Grenada Lake Spillway
USGS Current Conditions for USGS 07285500 YALOBUSHA RIVER AT GRENADA, MS
I like this one, keep it bookmarked on my PC and in my phone. It shows all the big 4 lakes as well as some others. MVK Reservoir Report
Stupid question, but what does the spillway discharge have to do with the bite? Does it help? I have heard when there is no discharge, the bite slows down.
The discharge creates current....they seem to bite better with some current.