Flooding....Again.
Due to extraordinary rainfall in the area, the USGS rain gage at the La Russell Access Point on Spring River, rose for 3.57' at 6:16am on Friday, June 13, 2008 to 12.62' on Saturday, June 14th. Record Rainfall Across the Ozarks on Friday the 13th...
The USGS Spring River gage on Monday, June 9, 2008, indicated a high water event of 5.82' at 6:45pm. This followed a water gage increase to 4.45' on Saturday, June 7, 2008.
The USGS water gage graph indicates the water depth went from 3.13' on (Wednesday) May 7 to 8.33' on (Thursday) May 8 at 5:00am.
The USGS water gage graph indicates the depth went from 4.0' at 3:15am (on Thursday, April 24th) to a high of 7.31' at 9:45am, an average increase of 0.66' per hour.
Once again, the La Russell Access point was flooded, due to excessive rain fall in the area. The water gage indicated an increase from 4.37' at midnight on April 9 to a high of 12.71' at 9:15 PM on April 10.There have been 15 "high water' events in 2008. They were:
9.10' on January 9, 2008
4.98' on February 6
4.05' on February 11
7.73' on February 17
6.92' on March 3
13.68' on March 19,
12.71' on April 9,
7.31' on April 24,
8.33' on May 8,
6.91' on June 1,
12.62' on June 13-14,
8.27' on June 20,
5.51' on June 23,
7.45' on June 29, and
6.95' on September 15, 2008.
The water gage was installed on the La Russell Access site on May 1, 2007.
The following are (recorded) "high water" events in 2007:
6.30' on May 11, 2007
7.72' on June 2
11.11' on June 10
11.25' on July 1
12.8' on August 20
5.29' on September 7, and
11.37' on September 8, 2007.

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