We’’’ are currently 6 feet above flood stage at Millers Ferry and it’s predicted to peak Sunday night at 11 feet above. What’s it looking like in your neck of the woods?
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We’’’ are currently 6 feet above flood stage at Millers Ferry and it’s predicted to peak Sunday night at 11 feet above. What’s it looking like in your neck of the woods?
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It's high but not as bad as some places
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As Johnny Cash Sang, " How high is the water Papa? He said 3 feet high and rising!
I saw somewhere today that the predicted crest for Millers Ferry was 77.7 and it hadn't been that high since 1975. I may have seen it here on crappie.com, I don't remember. The boat houses between the state park and Gee's Bend may not make it.
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It is way out of the banks up this way with storms dumping rain as I type
The lakes I fish in Central KY are anywhere from 4-25ft higher than they should be this time of year ... and it's STILL RAINING :bash
Good news the front just came through and the rain stopped here in central La. Bad news it gonna start raining again Sunday and most of the next week.
I hope Mother Nature saves some rain for this summer
What I read yesterday was incorrect. The highest recorded level at MF was in 1990 at 82.6’Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
Up in parking lot and picnic tables below big G dam all gates wide open , flow schedule below looks like they are going to send even more .The flow is measured in cubic ft per second of gallons
Predicted Data
Average Outflow*
2/13/2020 243,978 594.36 209,815
2/14/2020 243,193 595.29 221,825
2/15/2020 212,043 594.96 229,260