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I grew up around Gavins Point Dam stretching across the boundary of Nebraska and South Dakota. Severe flooding on the upper Missouri may be a rare event, but harsh criticism of the the US ARMY corp of engineers isn't. For decades, stakeholders up and down the river have waged a fierce struggle over how the corps has managed water releases from the great 6 Missouri River reservoirs -- struggles triggered equally by periods of low water as this year's high water.

Flood Information Terminology

100 year flood -- A level of flood water that occurs every 100 years on average. This can be more accurately described as flood conditions that have a 1 percent probability of being met or exceeded each year.

500 year flood -- Flooding with an annual probability of 0.2 percent that conditions would be met or exceeded.

Berm -- A raised barrier or shelf separating two areas. Often built to control erosion by slowing or directing surface runoff.

CFS (Cubic feet per second) -- The measurement used to describe the the amount of water flowing through a river or released by a dam. A cubic foot has the volume of a cube with sides of one foot in length.

For example, an Olympic-size swimming pool holds about 88,000 cubic feet of water. The highest release expected for this flood is 150,000 cubic feet per second from Gavins Point Dam, near Yankton, S.D.

Dewater -- The process of removing groundwater or surface water, usually by pumping.

Intentional breach -- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers sometimes breaches levees to relieve flooding upriver, including to relieve pressure on floodwalls or other structures protecting critical land.

Levee (or dike) -- A constructed slope or wall to keep floodwaters from an inundation area or adjacent land. Can be permanent or temporary and made of earth, concrete or other materials.

Pooling -- As the water table rises with flooding, water can collect in low areas, including near levee bases. Water from pooling is not considered seepage, because it's from the water table or rainwater, rather than a leak through a levee.

Piping -- Erosion along the base of a levee from strong river currents. This can cause failure as the levee foundation deteriorates too far and its structure collapses.

Riprap -- Rock or concrete rubble often placed on shorelines and bridge abutments to prevent erosion from water and ice.

Sand boil -- Sand boils form on levees when water pressing down on the river side pushes water through to the dry side. Not all sand boils are the same:

Carlos Lazo, a spokesman for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, said boils leaking clear water are generally routine fixes. However, he said dark water coming from boils indicates sediment erosion and is more serious.

Scour hole: A hollow in the bed of a stream caused by the erosive action of rapidly circulating flow.

Seepage -- Water that travels through or under a levee. Some seepage is considered normal or expected, but too much can indicate big problems within a levee, and lead to breaking.


Read more: http://siouxcityjournal.com/article_34affdba-9852-11e0-ac19-001cc4c002e0.html#ixzz1Tj28gMd1


http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/html/Lake_Proj/gavinspoint/welcome.html
157000 CFS June 23, 2011
150900 CFS June 22, 2011
150000 CFS June 21, 2011

percentage of flood control capacity left in that particular reservoir/lake
66.3% June 23, 2011
62.8% June 22, 2011
51.6% June 21, 2011
52.3% June 15, 2011
DAILY US ARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS RESERVOIR CONTROL CENTER REPORT

KC blogger (hydrologist) who posts these daily

A guide assisting in reading this report:

  • Under 'Project Information' are the capacities of each reservoir referring to the dam/reservoir's elevation above sea level.
  • MP means the minimum power pool or a normal lake level- FC means flood control of the maximum height the reservoir can hold before water goes over the emergency spillways (called an "uncontrolled release").
  • Current data shows the reservoirs actual level at the time of observation- acre-feet of the lake's surface- inflow to the lake/reservoir and discharge out the dam's control structures/spillway.
  • The last figure in each project- probably the figure most telling- is the percentage of flood control capacity left in that particular reservoir/lake.

NOAA| HYDROGRAPH of Missouri River near Blair, Nebraska
Approx 9 miles upstream from Ft. Calhoun Nuclear Plant

RIVERWATCH

US Nuclear Reactor Commission: Preliminary Notification

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KrisKitco.com - "Love and Shovels" to help with donations for North Dakota flood donations

KrisKitco.com - "Frack Pit Love Song"
Kris Kitko's song about pits containing toxic frack waste water and chemicals. $0.99
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NORTH DAKOTA'S ONLY NON-PROFIT DEDICATED TO RAISING AWARENESS OF THE DANGERS OF FRACKING (HYDRAULIC FRACTURING).

LIVE Video of Gavins Point Dam

HYDRO-ELECTRICAL GENERATION

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjyJcLabdBAf1LqFwBQd-xGPVKsI5AmyeNwB9ulRNHTXSWk3YyHDRYL7Ft8BGLRgjhwY0shzJ641AvumFRSnLKAZVfbgpupvtip5Py3ylBfXczY-FBAisvWzFiaDD7amFu6X4V3ZZrk4hzG/s400/Gavins+-+power+house+flows.JPG

GAVINS POINT DAM'S SPILLWAYS
2008
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Ft. Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi7OLBS2MtdaGqce1jT7owCKZYwxCQ093XvoBWMqpFMSEkQFB9_HIiKZ9h5JKeTFSdqI57KQcJUlzW7C9BwrwIKAKZ3NYW9dzQTtYr10hG7CIj2X91v0jk2UIpfkATshkOExpDM2yWXDPE/s1600/flood+calhoun.BMP
20 Miles North of Omaha, NE
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhNwdedLHyEFazHnqsmmsUA7uXaXZcalqQ2Sof_ZKraQBhPdt90eVtAtNsYQRmXxjN6xqSmnoa72U2TswQ5Q9pBJ49fP1BAuBVywK_5T6veAq3gAWyJOHbnD21pLvoG8NIJ8AZrZrtalpI/s1600/cooper+sm.JPG

Currently in cold shutdown following completion of a planned refueling
(core and spent fuel rods pool require ongoing cooling)

From Omaha Public Power District (OPPD)

Located about 19 miles north of Omaha, OPPD’s Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station is designed to withstand severe natural disasters, including:

  • 1,000-year flood of the Missouri River
Authorities state Cooper Nuclear Plant, currently running 100% could be shut down in "3 seconds", critics still worry

Cooper Nuclear Power Plant
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiqFk689izlTa99UYmbFdkbTfGPlic9fL85B7LNCoNH_p4VdOJ2YWRKRR6R6-VD9ba0wUNppdyss9CTGgg9kPIRZ9hwsYJ-0gcgY1-VD43jqB-XHe1xKzIpwzSCuEv-E6ukKLOrgFlgUuc/s1600/cooper+flood.BMP
Near Brownville, NE approx 75 Miles South of Omaha

Currently running at 100% - water levels have not reached the height for a cold shut down to take place

KFAB Omaha | Cooper Nuclear Plant in Nebraska Operating "Normally" Despite Rising Waters (AP)

Omaha Public Power District (OPPD): If you look closely in the photos, our plant, our substation and other buildings are dry behind berms, sandbag walls and AquaDams. The plant is secure from water to the 1,014 feet above sea level elevation (the river is now at 1,006). It also has diesel generators and additional fuel staged to provide power from on site...(read more)

Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD): There have been at least five situations of flooding around the Brownville area since 1952, and Cooper Nuclear Station, which has experienced several floods since it began commercial operation in 1974, was built to withstand various natural disasters, including tornadoes and earthquakes. The site was elevated 13 feet above the natural grade to 903 feet sea level elevation to accommodate the maximum, probable flooding event. (Earlier this week floodwaters came within 18 inches of 902 feet -- the mark at which Cooper would be shut down.)... (read more)

Flood facts and information can be found at OPPD and NPPD websites




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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

We're Your Government, And We're Here To Help




Hamburg, Iowa worked with the Army Corps of Engineers to build another 8 feet on their 11-foot levee. That impressive levee held back up to 17 feet of rushing water for 120 days. It cost nearly $6 million, paid for with federal emergency funds.

Hamburg wants to keep the levee. Never hurts to have some insurance, right? Plus, it's already there.
NOPE, says the federal government! The levee needs to be taken down! If you need it again, we'll build it again. And that makes sense to somebody, apparently!

Read more: http://www.kfab.com/pages/voorhees.html#ixzz21d1tyfjS

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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

2011 Missouri River Flooding Update - Wednesday September 7, 2011

Receding water from the flooded Missouri River is revealing damage along its path.

Flood damage to the eastbound lane of Omaha's I-680


http://odc.omaha.com/index.php?u_page=5002&p=2807#photo-showcase-i-29-and-i-680-damage

Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant 20 miles south of Omaha gets safety downgrade

Posted: Tuesday, September 6, 2011 3:47 pm

In its latest review by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station's performance was downgraded a notch and plans are in place for more inspection and oversight.

On the basis of two violations, the NRC placed the Fort Calhoun plant in the "Multiple/Repetitive Degraded Cornerstone Column," the second worst of five columns on its complicated Reactor Oversight Process Action Matrix. The only column lower is "unacceptable" and plants in that category are not allowed to operate.

http://www.enterprisepub.com/news/local_news/fort-calhoun-plant-gets-safety-downgrade/article_ea4bbf02-d8ca-11e0-bf04-001a4bcf6878.html


Army Corps of Engineers predicts the Missouri River will return to normal levels in Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri sometime in October

AP OMAHA - September 7, 2011 — The Army Corps of Engineers predicts the Missouri River will return to normal levels in Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri sometime in October, and put an end to flooding that began in June.

The Corps' Jody Farhat said Tuesday the plan to gradually reduce the amount of water released into the river has been going well so far.

The Corps already cut the amount released from Gavins Point Dam in South Dakota from 160,000 to 90,000 cubic feet per second. Officials will wait until Sept. 16 to resume reductions, so there's time to check levees and make sure they're stable.

The Corps estimates that 37.5 million acre feet of water flowed down the Missouri River from May to August. That's significantly more than the normal runoff of 24.8 million acre feet.


http://journalstar.com/ap/state/article_5bfe5105-d838-57ad-9f39-93260dfdcd7b.html


SIOUX CITY IA - MISSOURI RIVER WATER LEVEL DROPS TO BELOW FLOODING STAGE - Sep 7, 2011

http://siouxcityjournal.com/news/state-and-regional/south-dakota/article_601486e8-d960-11e0-8192-001cc4c002e0.html


http://siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/pdf_7002b86c-5d69-55b4-b36f-82399deb0199.html

NEBRASKA NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS NEXT TO FLOODING MISSOURI RIVER:



RadiationNetwork.com




Missouri River Dams and River Levels Flood Map

http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?q=https://sites.google.com/site/gmap4files/p/news/missouri_river.txt&ll=43.761599,-101.071993&t=h&z=6&label=on

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FORECAST SCHEDULE OF RELEASES OF 6 MAINSTEM MISSOURI BASIN DAMS

Updated Daily

http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/reports/twout.html

NOAA Hydrologic

http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/river.php?wfo=abr&wfoid=18696&riverid=203276&view=1%2C1%2C1%2C1%2C1%2C1%2C1%2C1&toggles=10%2C7%2C8%2C2%2C9%2C15%2C6&pt[]=145640&pt[]=142853&pt[]=144098&pt[]=144183&pt[]=142396&pt[]=143355&allpoints=143990%2C145585%2C145025%2C145026%2C144876%2C145027%2C143234%2C143184%2C145519%2C145640%2C144217%2C142150%2C142780%2C142853%2C145202%2C141586%2C144582%2C143543%2C144796%2C144098%2C144240%2C141320%2C141614%2C142968%2C144183%2C142574%2C143478%2C142193%2C142760%2C142003%2C142610%2C142396%2C144496%2C147345%2C141899%2C143355%2C142050%2C141570%2C144165%2C143476%2C141703%2C142023%2C144123%2C141863%2C143539%2C143436%2C141917%2C143009%2C142688%2C142640%2C143925%2C143734%2C142729%2C143790%2C142668%2C141962%2C142132&data[]=hydrograph&submit=Make+my+River+Page!

FT. PECK DAM - MONTANA

GARRISON DAM - NORTH DAKOTA

FT RANDALL DAM - NEAR CHAMBERLAIN SD

GAVINS POINT DAM - NEAR YANKTON SD

MISSOURI RIVER NEAR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

BLAIR, NEBRASKA NEAR FT. CALHOUN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

BROWNVILLE, NE - NEAR COOPER NUCLEAR PLANT


RESERVOIR CONTROL CENTER REPORTS

The following is the latest Reservoir Readings on the Upper Missouri River. This report is updated daily. Click on the picture for today's readings in reference to Gavins Point Dam, Ft. Randall Dam in SD, Big Bend Dam in SD, Oahe Dam in SD, Garrison Dam in ND and Fort Peck in Mt.

Link to daily report:
http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/reports/showrep.cgi?3MRDTAP7

September 7, 2011

June 13, 2011

  • The Cave's Archive of daily NW DIVISION OF THE US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS RESERVOIR CONTROL CENTER DAILY REPORT
  • The Cave's OVERFLOW website focused upon US Army Corp of Engineer's Mismanagement of the 6 Missouri River Basin Dams
  • THE CAVE'S OVERFLOW - Archive of the Cave's Daily Flood of 2011 Updates


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Sunday, September 4, 2011

Coast Guard Opens Parts of Missouri River to Boats

Coast Guard Opens Parts of Missouri River to Boats

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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

UPPER MISSOURI BASIN 'DAM WEATHER REPORT' on YouTube - Montana, ND, SD, and NE - August 31, 2011

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Tuesday, August 30, 2011

(AP) - Ft. Calhoun the NE nuclear power plant that was entirely surrounded by Missouri River floodwaters no longer in flood emergency


http://bismarcktribune.com/news/state-and-regional/neb-nuclear-plant-no-longer-in-flood-emergency/article_036db1da-d2c6-11e0-b445-001cc4c03286.html

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Monday, August 22, 2011

2011 MISSOURI RIVER FLOODING - AUGUST 22, 2011

http://www.omaha.com/article/20110606/NEWS01/110609849

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2011 MISSOURI RIVER FLOODING - AUGUST 22, 2011

  1. Missouri River Flood Map

  2. Add "2011 missouri river flooding" section to my Google News homepage

Search Results
  1. Beyond control: In 2011, the Missouri River foiled all efforts to ...
    Bismarck Tribune - Tom Stromme - 1 day ago
    Mike Odegaard reflects on the experience of successfully saving his Hoge Island home from the 2011 Missouri River flood. Since 1954, the Garrison Dam has ...
    Nixon attends Nebraska governors meeting, says cooperation needed ...‎ Missourinet.com
    ND officials: Missouri River flood warnings late‎ KCAU
    ND officials: Missouri River flood warnings late‎ Rapid City Journal
    all 33 news articles »
  2. Governors request Missouri River flood-plan update
    San Francisco Chronicle - 2 days ago
    AP Nati Harnik / AP Governors from Missouri River states hold a news conference in Omaha, Neb., Friday, Aug. 19, 2011, following their meeting to discuss ...
    Governors say flood control must be priority on Missouri River‎ Reuters
    Missouri River governors discussing plans to avert repeat of this ...‎ Washington Post
    Congressman King joins media for a first hand tour of Missouri ...‎ KTIV
    NPR - Missourinet.com
    all 1049 news articles »
  3. Notes: Boat traffic still limited by flooding
    Omaha World-Herald - 6 hours ago
    HAMBURG, Iowa — The Missouri River remains closed to boat traffic due to ongoing flooding, although outflow from the federal dams upriver is gradually being ...
  4. 2011 Ties for Most Billion-Dollar Weather Disasters
    Our Amazing Planet - Brett Israel - 3 days ago
    Numerous levees were breached along the Missouri River, flooding thousands of acres of farmland. The flooding, which is ongoing, has caused more than $2 ...
    2011 set to become worst ever year for US weather disasters‎ Daily Mail
    In 2011, record-tying nine $1B weather disasters‎ USA Today
    Year Packed With Weather Disasters Has Brought Economic Toll to Match‎ Ocala
    msnbc.com
    all 201 news articles »
  5. Five Flood Facts from the Army Corps of Engineers
    KTIV - Kyle Martens - 4 days ago
    The US Army Corps of Engineers, Missouri River Joint Information Center, ... the 2011 Flood and whether additional flood control storage is necessary. ...
    Water output at Gavins Point to slowly ease down‎ Radio Iowa
    Corps problem: Many demand Southeast Missouri levees rebuilt to 62 ...‎ Southeast Missourian
    Missouri reservoirs out of flood control zone‎ Rapid City Journal
    STLtoday.com - News-Press Now
    all 63 news articles »
  6. Five Flood Facts (IV): A Focus on the 2011 Missouri River Basin Flood
    Syracuse Journal-Democrat - Aug 11, 2011
    2011 will be a new point in the history of the Missouri River Basin, both in terms of hydrology and flood plain impacts. The Corps will review the flooding ...
    Dam releases cut, river falling below 17 feet‎ Bismarck Tribune
    Two-day delay on change to Missouri River releases‎ Blue Springs Examiner
    all 10 news articles »
  7. Corps: Ft. Randall Dam Needs More Repair
    Yankton Daily Press - Randy Dockendorf - 6 days ago
    PICKSTOWN — Fort Randall Dam remains structurally sound, but more repair work may be needed once the Missouri River flood waters recede, ...
  8. Missouri River Still Closed To Boat Traffic In Siouxland
    KCAU - 2 days ago
    These relaxed fishing regulations for isolated water bodies in Missouri River flood plain in Iowa will remain in effect until on or about November 30, 2011. ...
    'There's just zero availability'‎ Bismarck Tribune
    all 18 news articles »
  9. 2011 ties record for most billion dollar weather disasters
    Washington Post (blog) - Jason Samenow - Jul 26, 2011
    Billion dollar weather events in the US during 2011. Count indicated by size of bars (adapted by author to include Missouri River flooding ...
    Flood tracker for July 27, 2011‎ Blue Springs Examiner
    Dalrymple says corps must give answers‎ Bismarck Tribune
    ND gov. wants corps to address flooding questions‎ Devil's Lake Daily Journal
    all 49 news articles »
  10. Regulations will be relaxed on fishing holes created by Missouri ...
    Radio Iowa - Dar Danielson - Aug 10, 2011
    The Missouri River flowed out of its banks in ... washed out in the Saylorville area after the flooding there in 2008. ...

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Missouri River Mainstream Reservoir System - 2011 Flood Regulation
http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/reports/pdfs/MissouriRiverFloodingUpdate18-June.pdf

US ARMY'S corp of engineers DAILY RESERVOIR CONTROL CENTER REPORT UPDATE - Ft. Peck, Garrison, Oahe, Big Bend, Ft. Randall, Gavins Point

Document: FEMA statement on flood insurance (June 6, 2011) "man-made flood" started June 1, 2011 (pdf)

New Policy Holders of FLOOD INSURANCE May Not Be Covered

NEBRASKA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY
(NEMA)
http://www.nema.ne.gov/index.shtml

http://www.nema.ne.gov/newsroom/home-damage-contact.html.
Fort Calhoun Station EPZ Evacuation Route Map
http://www.nema.ne.gov/technological/ftcalhoun-evac.html


DAILY RESERVOIR CONTROL CENTER REPORT

http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/reports/showrep.cgi?3MRDTAP7

http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/hydro/water_control/bulletins/dailybull.pdf

The Cave's ARCHIVE: Daily Reservoir Control Center Reports


DAILY RIVERWATCH 2011 Missouri River Region
(4 pages)
http://us.vocuspr.com/Publish/520028/PRAssetNWORiverwatch.xml


http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/

1. Master Manual ELIS
http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/mmanual/mast-man.htm

2. NORTHWEST DIVISION HOME PAGE
http://www.nwd.usace.army.mil/home.asp

3. Reservoir Control Center
http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/index.html

Reservoir Control Center - WATER CONTROL

http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/hydro/water_control/index.htm

Daily Bulletin
  • Real-time Stream Data
  • Real-time Stream Plots
  • Real-time District Map
  • Missouri Basin River Forecast Center
  • Current Basin Radar

http://www.nwd.usace.army.mil/home.asp

Eastern Montana, the Dakotas, Nebraska and Iowa
Omaha District
http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/html/op-e/flood.html

Kansas and Missouri
Kansas City District
http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/Flood/index.cfm

NEWS RELEASES
http://www.nwd.usace.army.mil/pa/news/home.asp


US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
OMAHA DISTRICT
http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/

OMAHA DISTRICT NEWS RELEASES
http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/html/pa/pahm/newsreleases2011.htm


US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
KANSAS CITY DISTRICT
http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/index.cfm

Kansas City District News Releases
http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/pa/press-release.cfm


MISSOURI RIVER MAIN STEM SYSTEM MAP


http://www.nwo.usace.army.mil/html/op-e/flood2011/Flood_Press_Packet_Jun_2011_QR.pdf
  • Missouri River Watershed
  • Operations Projects - Area Offices



Soros buying up flood-ravaged farm land; Obama's executive order establishes 'Rural Council'
Who's buying up flood ravaged farm land. Related Video


Project Flood for Agenda 21: Army floods, Army buys flooded land

ABC News reports that people are reacting to the Army Corps of Engineers decision to release even more water into the raging river Sunday. Some people in the flooded breadbasket farmlands are also reacting to the federal government mailing letters to them, notifying that the Army Corps of Engineers will buy their all but now ruined land, in what some rights defenders say has hallmarks of United Nation Agenda 21's Wildlands Project that abolishes private property.


Gavins Point Dam appears to be scheduled to continue releasing 160,000 cfs ... also on July 29th ... no end in sight to downstream flooding (see below link): (Cave Editor's Note - corps discloses that Gavins Point Dam has the capacity to release 584,000 cfs via tunnels and spillways.)

Main Stem Regulation Forecast - Three-Week to July 29, 2011
www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil

Video: Aerial views Monday of Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant

Omaha Action 3 | Flood Waters Into Radioactive Waste Bldg At Calhoun

KETV Omaha | OPPD gives media tour of flooded Ft. Calhoun Nuclear Station



YouTube: Associated Press: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Chairman Gregory B. Jaczko, the nation's top nuclear power regulator says both of Nebraska's nuclear power plants have remained safe as they battle floodwaters. There is more concern about the Fort Calhoun plant because floodwaters are close. (June 27)

New Fort Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant Raw Ariel Fly Over Video Taken June 27, 2011
Raw Video taken June 27, 2011: Aerial Tour Of Fort Calhoun Nuclear Plant. You can see the collapsed berm and the dry Cask storage for spent fuel rods.

LIVE Web Cam of Missouri River at Sioux City, Iowa

BNSF - WEATHER INTERRUPTIONS

Washington County Pilot-Tribune & Enterprise (local newspaper)

DAILY RIVER BULLETIN (DAMS & DOWNSTREAM)
http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/reports/showrep.cgi?4BULL0MR1

RESERVOIR CONTROL CENTER REPORT (ISSUED AROUND 9 AM CDT)
http://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rcc/reports/showrep.cgi?3MRDTAP7

  • Basin Forecasts (NOAA) Morning river stage and up to 5-day forecast along the Missouri River from Sioux City, Iowa to St. Charles, Missouri
  • Real-Time River Information (NOAA) Current and forecasted river stage information for 16 locations along the Missouri River from St. Joseph to St. Charles.
  • Real-Time Stream Flows (USGS) Near-instantaneous information on Missouri River stage and discharge from MT-MO
  • Groundwater Monitoring Well Network An excellent source for current information on Missouri's groundwater levels
  • River Industry Bulletin Board Links to Coast Guard advisories, current river conditions, and more
  • KFAB (Omaha)
  • City of Blair flood information
  • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers flood information
  • Washington County flood inundation maps (loads slowly)
  • Washington County Flooding Facebook info page
  • Washington County Facebook page for residents who need asistance and for volunteers

Major event about to unfold before your eyes, page 1 - Fort Peck Dam

Fort Peck officials work to stay ahead

Jun. 13, 2011 - The safety of the Fort Peck Dam recently was called into question by a columnist for a St. Louis website. Bernard Shanks, who is writing a book on the hazards of Missouri River dams, posted a column June 7 claiming that there is a possibility of failure at the Fort Peck Dam that could lead to a domino-like collapse of all five downstream dams in the Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir System.


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