>What happened so far - Main spillway got damaged - because of no maintaining - because Cali thought that they will never have that much water again - because of Muh Climate Change. And they needed the money for illegals. - They closed the main spillway to inspect the damage - Because of the closed main spillway, water went over the emergency spillway - Emergency spillway was in even worse condition and it got BTFO pretty bad - They opened the main spillway again, so that water doesn't go over the emergency spillway any longer - Main spillway gets slowly BTFO and half of it is gone. But it is stable at the moment. - They try to "repair" the emergency spillway because if rain hits hard, water will go over it again (even if they keep the main spillway open) and would rek the dam
> Be careful! There is plenty of old footage marked als livestream!
No Problem, lets stay here and use the other thread later.
Joseph Campbell
Colgate > Aquafresh, it seems
Adrian Gray
Heavy rains still expected?
Joseph Green
what's the backstory here??
pls respond
Grayson Davis
We need rain now!
Jayden Gonzalez
Can you super impose rainfall into this?
Bentley Adams
I heard a storm was coming for California, will it mess up the dam?
Evan Richardson
don't steal copper wiring from a high voltage transformer that is plugged in
Jeremiah Bailey
>and would rek the dam
I keep seeing this. If the dam failed, it would be infinitely worse than what they are preparing for. The only danger is a relatively tiny wall (a small dam, if you will) over to the side of the dam.
If they have to use the emergency spillway, that tiny wall could fail and release a lot of water, but only a tiny percentage of the lake that the dam creates.
If that wall fails and the emergency spillway fails a lot of water will run down the slope on that side of the dam, and the danger will be over except for people in the path of that water. the actual dam will still contain the vast majority of the lake.
Try to understand what a spillway is. It's for dams that are not designed for excess water to flow over the dam. All we are seeing here is God making a better spillway than California did.
tldr, the actual dam is in no danger.
Liam Ortiz
And plz, 36-cumulation too pls
Kevin Jones
Yes, at max the top 30 ft of the lake will go if the emergency spillway wall gets eroded away. That is still a shit ton of water.
Also any news about SoCal flooding? I heard it rained in Death Valley and huge patches of desert
Gavin Campbell
hey Eisenstein youtu.be/X-zCI9woGCg if that shit "fails" it's going to fail all the way down to the bottom of the lake. It will be functionally the same as the dam blowing out
Mason Diaz
>That is still a shit ton of water.
yes it is. but look at the height of that dam and imagine the biblical disaster if it failed.
I read that it's the tallest dam in america, or north america, which is odd that we all are familiar with Hoover dam and maybe the Grand Coulee dam, but who ever heard of this one before last week.
>it's going to fail all the way down to the bottom of the lake.
that's not what the engineers are saying, but whatever.
Adam Gomez
yor video is slope of sand, they used rock for damb.
Xavier Morgan
Not easily. 800~900ft or 3000000~3500000 AF doesn't fit nicely on either the left or the right axis, and I can't add a 3rd axis on gsheets.
Jonathan Foster
please tell me what will cause the massive blast of water and erosion to stop once the reservoir level is lowered by 30 feet ESPECIALLY as the new "spillway" made of a hole in the mud will be below the level of the main spillway making the main spillway inoperable and ensuring that the total water drain volume of the dam in the coming torrential storms is focused through the muddy hole next to the dam?
Gabriel Hughes
It is odd. The pictures do not even come close to doing the dam and spillway hill justice in their actual size.
Jayden Fisher
Also here, have the most up-to-date 36h rainfall.
Jonathan Powell
Seems like it's some high frequency stuff, because he is roasting from the outside and not dead yet. Propably some old broadcasting tower. It's called skin effect. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_effect
If it would just be just high voltage, he would get BTFO instantly. With low voltage, he wouldn't get roasted that much.
Joshua Russell
this dam is made out of dirt and not "rock"
what kind of "rock" have they built this dam out of?
Isaiah Clark
Should be an answer to
Angel Collins
>skin effect well at least he won't have to worry about that anymore
Hunter Garcia
You are assuming that the spillway hill, is not natural. It was there already. There is bedrock. What would need to happen is erosion underneath towards the bottom of the lake from the E-Spillway to form an underground river. That is the only way the main Dam fails. VERY VERY VERY unlikely.
Isaiah Richardson
im about the hill. Its with large layers and pies of rock
Matthew Thompson
>It's called skin effect.
lord god I hope you are joking. skin effect refers to conductors that are intended to carry electrical current, not some boneheads body getting roasted.
Colton Parker
water vapor this morning utc
Julian Wilson
what is the bedrock depth of that small hill and what type of bedrock is it, how resistant is it to extremely high pressure high volume water flow scouring a rut into it?
Lincoln Collins
it's similar to the depth of your autism: virtually unmeasurable.
Brody Hughes
Kek. Checking in from oroville and the only ones talking about the dam still is /pol
Oliver Perry
You vape bruh?
Brody Ross
I linked to the wikipedia article.
Skin effect applies to a human too, if there is some current flowing through him. Actually there are even some medical devices using this.
Well with the amount of digits we clocked in praying for it to collapse it's no wonder.
Dylan Wright
Right, sentenced shoulfn't speak bot approaching death. Better to forget and let happening be surprise
Benjamin Morales
>from oroville good go out and get some fresh images of the spillway
Zachary Collins
so what's the latest happening?
Cameron Thomas
graph user, I was looking at rain gauges earlier also. The length of record and number of stations is surprisingly good. Anyway, I was trying to work out how to compute the average precipitation over the watershed, and I resorted to using Thiessen polygons
It's not ideal, but neither is a lot of hydrology.
The four stations I used to construct this were Mineral, Antelope Lake, Oroville Dam, and Sierraville. I plan on taking a weighted average of the precip. readings based land area.
Robert Bailey
sick burn, brother.
James Butler
>appeal to autism kek, better start measuring out the cubits now don't bring Shem along this time please
Tyler Cruz
Er, are u shuer theres no military cordons round up the stream of feather up to dam?
Cameron Collins
At this point the rain is not going to be enough to overwhelm the outflow, but the question remains as to how long they can keep using the busted as fuck spillway.
Lucas Rogers
I'm in western Nevada. They're saying 2" of rainfall on Monday. That's after the Sierra Nevadas force the storms to drop the precipitation on California. Gonna stay home Monday and get comfy for the happening.
Eli Watson
>Russia >knowing the current disposition of US military assets down to specific deployment positions damn you donaaaaaaaaaaaaaald
When will that storm hit? Imagine watching this live on TV
Joseph Parker
>but the question remains as to how long they can keep using the busted as fuck spillway.
I wonder if they are debating trusting it long enough to properly prepare the emergency slope with concrete or whatever, so they can then use it and fix the main spillway.
someone posted a pic supposedly from years ago showing the main spillway empty with a bunch of pickup trucks parked next to some relatively minor damage where the recent major damage occurred. I wonder if they fixed it inadequately at the time, or just said fuck it, we need to spend our budget money on illegals and trannies.
Elijah Sullivan
I get it to 1 inch rain in 24 hours, isch. Correct?
Gabriel Cooper
This storm was the first phase and did its job, it keep the lake level above 850ft. The second storm is brewing up to dump a lot more rain on the catchment area. Then, if you look at the radar over the pacific, there is two more storm systems lined up. This is a long term happening.
Asher Parker
Excuse me.
What about Great Storm With heaviest shower over all the Cal for 10 or even 30 past [s]weeks[/s] years? that took power about 12 hours ago? where it is?
Tyler Turner
HERE COMES THE BIG ONE BOYS
NOTICE ITS PHALLIC SHAPE AS TO SIGNIFY KEK COMING TO BUTT FUCK CALIFORNIA
Brandon Smith
12 hours ago u told the same.
Angel Jones
This, its like a siege. Not everyone has patience for it.
Adam Campbell
>implying I'm using a tabbed browser The browser tab is the literal hook-nose of the digital Jew, designed to provide a permanent distraction and fragmented train of thought to lead the goyim into autoflagellatofellation of the mind
Eli Richardson
Those engineers must feel how I do in school when I barely complete something in time, but at the price of working on another assignment and having to pull another all-nighter.
Jason Torres
Yeah, I'm just using the mean precipitation increase at all 7 stations. What you're suggesting sounds quite a bit more accurate.
Liam Reyes
>this >phallic shape perhaps you should consult a reconstructive urologist
Logan Sanchez
Hm. Tell me more.
Noah Morgan
It's slowly moving this way growing out in the North Pacific
Zachary Cox
> Nihhon-bansai > Concernred about Jews
Sorry, are there raelly any jews in your greatly adorable country?
Luke Ross
Is raining there at last? How long I have to wait?
Adrian Ortiz
It looks like a frog-man riding an ibex
Robert Rivera
The media blackout is the tell all. Foxnews got there yesterday but the video shot didn't give us shit, except finding out about the new erosion river on the E-Spillway side.
Christian Martinez
lol, real poland-dude.
You, polaks shouldnt more wait too long. You will have the 5th happening soon .
"Na dzerevieh zmiesto listiev."
Christian Bell
The hatred of the jew is global.
Nathaniel Flores
Alaska makes it look like a smiling frog
Michael Mitchell
Yes, they're all on some little islands at the northern tip
Ian Ramirez
Voltage doesn't kill. Amps kill.
Julian James
Can you fix the OP?
>What happened so far - Nothing
Jordan Reyes
PRAISE KEK
Dylan Smith
It's already dissipating, also it seems to be heading north toward Washington and Canada.
Aiden Barnes
They patched it, but the speculation I saw on metabunk is that there is cavitation and voids underneath so the surface was rather irrelevant in the long run. That's why dentists drill into your teeth and fill, not plaster some composite on the outside of your teeth and call it a day.
Charles Myers
DANCE WATER DANCE
Henry Green
>It's slowly moving this way growing out in the North Pacific
But what bot the prev. one, tthat was promising to give us 5-day-slong-shower 12 hours ago&
Why it could do nothing but light ultra-weak rain?
Why me believe this time it will be more good?
Camden Edwards
>pol in charge of meteorology
It will strengthen as it contacts the subtropical jet stream
Nathan Richardson
...
Jackson Scott
>The river valves, however, were built to handle 5,400 cubic feet of water per second, state records show. But restoring them has been a slow-moving project since the 2009 accident, which occurred when dam workers were directed to open the lines to full capacity. The pressure within caused a wall to collapse, injuring five people, one who spent four days in a hospital. >An investigation by the state Division of Occupational Safety and Health found the valves were operating without a key piece of equipment, and the Department of Water Resources was fined for poor safety practices. >The valves have not been regularly used since, according to state officials. While their capacity is limited, some have suggested that operating the outlet well before the reservoir peaked last weekend could have helped lower water levels enough so that the backup spillway wouldn’t have been needed. >“I don’t know why they didn’t use it, but had it been available maybe it could have made some difference,” Reis said.
Did we have /insidemen/ all along? It's like they wanted this dam to fail. Also the fallout from this is clearly going to be awful for anyone who works there. The "it's just an engineering problem, those dumb dam designers" or "just a fluke of nature" memes don't cut it when you have stuff like this.
Carter Howard
Sunday and Morning was when the dam workers were afraid of, because that's when the most rain will dump on Feather River catchment.
Ryan Ramirez
Er, Monday.
Ayden King
Does graph-user know about hec-hms? It's free software from the army corps for hydrologic modeling.
Couldnt u make all 3 corellations together in different colors of curve? or ar least at 3 sheets different?
24-hrs 36-hrs 48-hrs
And that 24-h one to EXCLUDE 2 last hours and mwultiple 3 pre-last hours (before that 2 last hours) with coefficient of 0.5?
Thanx
Sincerely yours.
Juan Smith
- .15 ft drop in lake elevation.
Brody Wilson
Sup Forums was wrong!!! Sup Forums was wrong!!!
Eli Reed
>13.5 V
Joshua Diaz
>So hearts sank among some residents Friday when the National Weather Service issued a revised forecast warning that the largest storm in that atmospheric river could drop as much as 12 inches of warm rain between Sunday and Tuesday in the area surrounding the site where crews have been dumping 120,000 tons of boulders and cement per hour onto deep fissures gouged into the unpaved earthen emergency spillway of the nation’s tallest dam. Poor guys, they still think the will of Kek can be stopped
>As rain fell hard Friday in Oroville, Dorman Lard, an independent contractor, sat by himself in a coffee shop early Friday morning >Dorman Lard >sat by himself
Gavin Morgan
Where are the 5 inch rains I was promised?
Jack Williams
>13.5 EAT A FUCKING DICK I KNEW MY MAN MAN BATTERY COULD DO IT
Logan Powell
i'll make sure to remember that.
Bentley Rivera
Btw, 2 other corellations also should get this correction. It'll improve corellation.
