>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!
> ...Strong winds over northern California over the next couple of days...
> A strong Pacific strong will bring strong winds to northern California as it approaches and moves through the region.
> Breezy winds today and Monday will max out Monday evening as this system pushes through. Downed trees and limbs and power outages are likely again especially Monday evening. Blowing debris hazards are also likely.
FLOOD
> Interior Northern California will experience another significant uptick in flooding problems starting late Sunday Night and continuing through Monday Night as an intense Atmospheric River type storm arrives.
> At 1104 AM PST, reports from emergency managers, law enforcement and public indicate widespread flooding impacts even as rain has subsided. Valley streams will continue to rise as it takes time for the mountain runoff to reach the valley floor. Many evacuations have been issued. Pay attention to your local emergency officials for evacuation notices.
> Some locations that will experience flooding include... Chico, Red Bluff, Corning, Orland, Willows, Maxwell, Elk Creek, Glenn, Colusa, Tehama, Pennington, Tisdale, Henleyville, Paskenta, Butte City, Stoneyford, College City, Codora, Afton and Delevan.
Wait the water isnt even flowing down the spillway anymore? Holy fuck, this is so much worse than what it looked like on Friday. This must be why they slowed down the outflow so much.
Julian Walker
It's hastily done shocrete. It's sprayed onto surfaces Vs normal concrete which is poured into molds. Shocrete dries faster which is why they chose it. Normally tho shocrete is sprayed onto a heavy gauge mesh to reinforce it and hold it in place. This stuff will wash away fast and smash up that hillside and everything else downstream as well should the Emergency spillway be used again.
Elijah Barnes
Captured from the live webcam, Valley is inundated with water.
I guess this is the result from the constant Outflow coupled with the rain.
Jordan Gomez
> Photo taken in the late afternoon of February 18, 2017.
Jayden Martinez
Given time, shouldn't the current water flow at some point destabilize the whole upper part?
Jose Ortiz
They've slowed it because the lake level is down to 850ft, they think they can deal with that
Henry Bailey
My utopia is having the whole world filled with demons after opening a portal to hell. Evey human is enslaved and tortured by demons. Demons of all shapes and sizes populate the earth by 40 billion, vastly outnumbering humanity. The whole world covered in blood and suffering for all eternity. Demons would build their own civilization over humanity's ruins by harvesting humans and breeding them so they wont run out. Every demon kin is allowed one human slave to torture and play with however they want. They would even engineer their own technology by using human blood as fuel.
Jaxon Rodriguez
Yeah. They made a movie called the matrix. Your precios demons are machines. Fag.
Luke Scott
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Anthony Stewart
>human blood as fuel Inefficient as fuck for that to be possible, you'd need to have humans significantly outnumber the demons, to allow for enough population to sustain the fuel costs
Jace Anderson
Why no new photo's of the spillway? It's been several days.
Eli Lewis
My bad, missed this one..
Jason Watson
These numbers dont make sense. Considering the volume of the lake is constant, the ratios should be way way more consitant. Some bullshit is going on.
Juan White
What do you think the cause of the bubbles near the emergency spillway was?
Justin Perez
Remember that California neglected the dam because Oroville is CONSERVATIVE.
WE DO NOT WANT THE DAM TO BREAK
Isaiah Bennett
(no)
Ethan Garcia
what are the chances of a HAPPENING?
Gavin Russell
They say they're gonna try to dredge the river with this thing...
Grayson Bennett
Shut the fuck up yes we do casualties of war being friendly fire.
Alexander Bennett
So they are going to dredge the river with shipping containers and a excavator? >yfw its not a barge.
Thomas Gutierrez
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Cameron Jackson
YOU SHUT THE FUCK UP, LEAF.
IF ANYTHING, WE NEED AN EARTHQUAKE TO SNAP OFF SAN DIEGO, LOS ANGELES, AND SAN FRANCISCO. NOT A TOWN FULL OF CONSERVATIVES
Jace Harris
wtf is wrong with you
Colton Thompson
I like those odds
Eli Long
I've watched this since last Saturday, I first got a happening boner yesterday, and I've got pre happening currently.
William Bell
oroville is collateral damage, the real goal is sacramento
Kayden Gonzalez
So now the water isn't flowing straight into the river anymore but away to the left and in front of the actual fucking damn, slowly eroding it away?
Holy shitfuck. That could be the actual reason why they reduced the outflow
Jacob Gray
I don't get it. Didn't a week straight of rain cause this situation in the first place? I highly doubt scattered rain storms are going to have an impact now. We need massive amounts of rain and it looks like it won't happen.
Nathaniel Russell
Thats like emptying a bathtub with a spoon. LOL.
Logan Bell
suppose you could have multiple demons feeding off one human
Leo Hall
This.
Elijah Harris
tfw you will never see 13.5V again
Nolan Reyes
>to dredge the river with this thing... >to dredge this thing >>to dredge
amusing,that in Russia the thing is called world 'дpaгa' pronounced as [draga]
Cooper Ross
I guess it was the only thing they could get. They don't actually have access to the river system since there's a second dam downstream from the oroville dam. So they couldn't get a proper barge in.
Feeding is one thing though, he said having technology using it as fuel, 40 billion population worth of blood using cars, factories using it, power plants using it for the shit they need electricity for. would get pricey real quick
Oliver Hernandez
Abc 10 forecast
Nicholas Reyes
>this kills the happeningfag
Jayden Harris
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Jonathan Thompson
as long as the main floodway keeps erroding the happenings are a go
Angel Jenkins
>they could produce the blood artificial and grow from cells or someshit
Carter Martinez
It's eroding downard, not upward. There's no way the dam will break now with only two feet left before they can turn down the outflow.
Jayden James
Sorr, r u from uor Comp Math Team, or u r other Britflag?
If ye, shan't u upgrade the charts for it update automatically, by writing according bot?
It will take at least 2-3 years to fix that spillway, they are better off building a completely new one next to it.
Jayden Anderson
All hope is lost. There will be a eulogy for 13.5 in room 134.
Xavier Kelly
Ive been working on a underground bunker with a shipping container
Benjamin James
>they shat concrete over some rocks >no mesh >no anchors >they think it will last more than two seconds under that water
I actually don't know if they put anchors, but sure as hell I didn't see anyone work with mesh, how do they expect it to have any strenght?
Levi Anderson
Thnx
Mason Richardson
this is the last storm that hit
Christopher Wilson
That's a modular platform, it's perfectly fine to work with. Problem is what the fuck do they expect to accomplish with ONE excavator (in a reasonable time)? They might as well grab 1000 niggers and give them a spoon each.
Blake Clark
the land masses up the hill can't stay in place magically if the ground that is supporting it gets erroded away. once the banks have been eaten away enough land slides will bring down the areas upwards of the flow as well and in the worst case scenario start a cascading errosion/land slides cycle that'll eat up it's way all the way to the base of the dam
Cameron James
Is there an aerial pic of this? I need to see how much of the hill is gone.
Brandon Ward
You are aware that using a shipping container for that is generally a bad idea, right?
Except the dam is attached to bedrock. Only the soil was eroded away. This happening won't happen.
Anthony Cruz
Nice video. Looks like at this outflow rate, the new stream bed doesn't flow.
Austin Howard
Thanks for posting pic user. Just got to follow the rules around here. You know how we are.
Jonathan Parker
A FUCKING LEAF
Eli Lewis
Webcam operator just zoomed in on the flooding
Joseph Diaz
What? The dam, the big one is an earthen dam. The reason they are spraying a concrete spillway downhill of the E-spillway part is because erosion under the concrete structure on the emergency spillway CAN GIVE WAY, with the weight of the lake pushing it if more erosion happens. You are completely false in your analysis.
Jeremiah Cruz
They can't stop eroding. Water has already carved the hill in half and more soil is constantly washed away.
