i was wrong about nsr flooding

[waterninja]

so i popped down to check out the nsr at the herm. outfall and as i posted this morning it was no big deal at 11:00 pm last night. today at 4:00 pm it had risen about 8-10 feet and still rising. took pics. first 2 are today and last in early spring when river was low.difference from low water to now about 12-14 feet. i won't bother with the nsr for a couple weeks so its lake fishing starting tomorrow. enormous amount of very large trees floating down the river.

[Marsha]

I was just down at lauiar park and it is 10 deeper there too, the water is half way down the hill and the steel posts are covered..... just tons of garbage and trees coming down the river




No crusing the river in the tinner this weekend

PS the launch gate is locked and a park cop is sitting on it

[coyotezh]

Thanks for the info. Save me some gas for sure. Really appreciated.

[Marsha]

Since I took the pictures the water has risen 2.2 more meters !!!!

[Pikey]

some from the fort - just about the highest I've seen it in the past 20 years (that I can remember)









SHORT VIDEO:

[Paul C]

Here is the link for flow rate of the nsr. Reading taken at 10:00 am this morning.
http://environment.alberta.ca/apps/b...ionID=RNSASEDM
The water level is at 9.39 meters and flow rate of 2860.3 cubic meters per second. That converts to 755,611.32 us gallons per second.

[lyallpeder]

Originally Posted by Paul C

Here is the link for flow rate of the nsr. Reading taken at 10:00 am this morning.
http://environment.alberta.ca/apps/b...ionID=RNSASEDM
The water level is at 9.39 meters and flow rate of 2860.3 cubic meters per second. That converts to 755,611.32 us gallons per second.

Do you know what "normal" is?

[Marsha]

Good boating is 2.5 to 4 meter
at 3 to 4 I can pretty well go anywhere I want with my 9.8 prop...