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    • #6171
      crazyjerry
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      hello all;

      the gage at Roselle; (with the d-bridge conversion at the top of this page)

      http://waterdata.usgs.gov/mo/nwis/uv?07034000

      does not seem to be updating since the storms started earlier.

      these other gauges have been updating;

      http://waterdata.usgs.gov/mo/nwis/uv/?site_no=07035800&PARAmeter_cd=00065,63160,00060

      http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?site_no=07035000

      to anyone not leaving MO this weekend, WE WILL HAVE WATER

      http://mvs-wc.mvs.usace.army.mil/realtime/precip/sf_cum.htm

      syotr

      crazy jerry

      • This topic was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by crazyjerry.
    • #6176
      Eric Roush
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      Tracey and I are still in the area and do plan to boat this holiday weekend. All of the Saint watershed gages show that lots of rain hit. Not sure what’s going on with the Roselle gage but I doubt that it’s correct.

    • #6177
      McChuck
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      Patience!

       

      • This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by McChuck. Reason: You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough- Mae West
    • #6180
      crazyjerry
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      the roselle gage has not moved since 10;30

      the cumulative precip gage at roselle quit working at the same time

      lots of lightning at that time. -maybe electrical error?

      look at the other gages in my first post

      possible 4 day weekend, and no roselle gage!!!

    • #6181
      John Tansil
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      I’ll let the USACE guy know.  May take a few days to get it fixed.

    • #6182
      McChuck
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      Oh I see- the gauge stopped at noon.

      Stout’s was pumping this afternoon so the river should definitely be up.

      • This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by McChuck. Reason: How many divorced men does it take to change a light bub. It doesn't matter, they never get the house
      • This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by McChuck. Reason: How many divorced men does it take to change a lightbulb? It doesn't matter as they never get the house anyway
    • #6185
      George and Rhonda Palmer
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      It’s definitely up. How high? Absolutely no clue. I passed over the Saint on 67 and then again on my way to run Marble Creek and could easily tell it was running good. Some of the campers pitchin’ on the Saint down on E hwy looked like they were debating on packing up.

    • #6186
      Adam
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      When me and Cody got there this afternoon it was 4 inches 2 hours later it was about 40 inches and still rising so no telling what it will get to and that was around 3

      • This reply was modified 8 years, 7 months ago by Adam.
    • #6188
      JulieAlsberge
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      For those of use who travel a long distance to paddle would love it if viual reports from D bridge. Would be posted.  I do plan to come down this weekend for a couple of days. Water level may decide what days I go. Sat/Sun or Sun/Mon. Prefer Sun/Mon. Trying to avoid rain while camping.

    • #6189
      crazyjerry
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      lots of rain

      http://www.accuweather.com/en/us/missouri/weather-radar-24hr

      if you know the general area of roselle, it appear that they got 3+ inches in the last 24 hours

      should be epic water for a week???

      check gages I posted in first message to get a general idea of what the water is doing

      crazy jerry

    • #6196
      Kathleen Pszonka
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      I just got a text from Doris. Jim is closing the gate to D bridge parking area and she estimates 5-6 feet over the bridge. Too high for me. Kathy. Maybe Monday

    • #6201
      crazyjerry
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      9:30 am castor river aproxx. 6″     -2:15 pm-   3 1/2 ft on gage

      visual d-bridge (10am)  3+ ft over bridge (did not check on way home

      moving up to middle stouts just over 5′ when we arrived,- almost 6′ 30 minutes later,

      then seemed to hold steady till we went upstream -lots of water there!

      we went on up to upper stouts, the run out below the damn had many logs at water level- looked very nasty

      scouted above the damn, saw lots of lines, but I had to leave and come home so I can be there this weekend

      thank you to all boaters that left town so the river would come up

      jerry (not so crazy today, I didn’t boat so I live to boat tomorrow)

       

    • #6238
      crazyjerry
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      Just in case nobody noticed, Roselle gage just came back online.

      If you did not get to boat because there was no gage, you missed a great weekend

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