BYE BYE ST LOUIS...This isnt even funny!!!! This is serious...Missouri river flood updated!

Im in total agreement with you...Mother Earth rules..she always wins...we cannot control her..ever.

Trying to catch up..im sorry Ive been working in rl...starting with ND..

This link is REALLY good with all the info on bismarck..and areas there

[link to bismarckflood.com]

Monday brought two levee breaches and impending interstate closings, and the worst of the Missouri River flooding is yet to come.

A South Dakota dam that has been releasing extra water for weeks will hit a peak today.

That means even more trouble for Hamburg, Iowa, and Big Lake, Mo., two towns near Missouri River levees that completely breached on Monday. Many residents in each town had already evacuated.

Hamburg is protected by an additional levee, but the Army Corps of Engineers was unsure how well or how long it may hold up.

The 300-foot levee breach in Atchison County, Mo., near Hamburg also prompted plans for closing Interstate 29 in the area. Iowa Department of Transportation officials expect water will meet the road on Wednesday. Detours are planned.

The interstate closings may extend into Missouri. It already has been closed near Council Bluffs, Iowa.

A secondary levee in Holt County, near Big Lake, may help to hold off water in that area. Monday’s breach occurred downstream of a recent repair.

The breaches won’t lower the flood stage downstream toward Kansas City, but it probably will delay the peaks, Corps officials said Monday. Originally officials expected the highest water to take about four days from today’s release in South Dakota to reach this area.

Read more: [link to www.kansascity.com]

Missouri officials warn of possible Black River flood

KETV Gets Aerial View Of Missouri River Flooding *Nebraska to South Dakota*

Missouri River Flowing High and Fast (Raw Video) June 2011

Missouri River levee fails near Iowa-Mo. border

Sure, I live in StL about 10 miles from the confluence of the Missouri and the Mississippi. Although the water is very high, I've seen it like this a couple times in the 23 years I've lived here. Although it's supposed to get higher, I have absolutely zero concern about the possibility of flooding. There are many levees they could open upstream of St. Louis if the possibility of severe flooding was real.

Jenkins Tours Missouri Towns Threatened By Floods

This actually reduces the chance of severe flooding in St. Louis. This is water that would have reached St. Louis, if it had not been diverted by breaching the levee. Less water coming to St. Louis = less chance of flooding, plain and simple.

Remember..we arent even at the crest yet!!! that happens thursday and friday!....please stay safe..this really has already surpassed the 1952 record flood. Im not trying to say its DOOM..I just want everyone to be prepared to head for higher ground....

Also remember...although these levees and dams have seen water like this..they have NOT ever had this duration..they are old..this is a situation to surely watch out for..for all in the heartland.

Yes..you are right..and this is only one...we arent even at the peak yet...please..just stay safe! All that water still has to go somewhere..and even if it's not in St Louis right now..it is already devastating families all along the Missouri.

ALERT- FOOTAGE OF LATEST FLOOD LEVEE BREACHES, IOWA, MISSOURI - Aerial View 6-13-11

Fort Peck Dam Live


Fort Peck Dam major flooding looming. Mississippi River, St. Louis, MO has issued flood warning look out below.

Im sorry I cant be here more than I am..I really have to go back to work for a bit..have to pay bills..unfortunately!

Folks, listen...if you know anyone in the heartland..they really arent reporting on this until it is at your damn doorstep..please just tell them to prepare..we havent seen flooding like this since 1952..which I was just a gleam in my daddy's eye.

Always good to have your important things ready to go..pictures, documents..have a B.O.B...better safe than sorry!

If it really gets bad, you can bet that the government will open many levees above St. Louis (and possibly flood some small towns, and millions of acres of farmland) to divert a large amount of the water in order to avoid catastrophic flooding in St. Louis. But I do appreciate your concern (and I hope that you aren't in fact trying to spread doom...it's hard to tell these days), and I am definitely keeping an eye on the situation.

You should look at some of the other posts on this subject..I dont think the government gives a SHIT!

Look..you have to see, there are several posts here, people arent even being told about this! They cant find it on their local news..there are people leaving their homes to go live in camp grounds..its only up to the local communities..
This isnt even being reported! It just now today made it to MSNBC.(go back a few pages)..now..you tell me...are they REALLY going to save us>?

Fortunately..there are some local communities that are trying to save their own...but as far as the corp of engineers..sighs..I have to laugh.

This isnt our "run of the mill" spring flooding this time. Usually..most of us know..there are roads that become inaccessible during spring rains..most of us here in the heartland know this..we prepare for that kind of flooding.

THis surpasses that..yes..even the '93 flood..this is NOT doom..no..but it is for thousands of people.

It is not "world doom"..but it IS Local doom..this will change your life forever..just as any natural disaster will..

I just want people to prepare..get your personal belongings together that cannot be replaced..photos..documents...get a backpack..put food, water..first aid..and your stuff that is irreplaceable in...put it in your vehicle..make sure you have at least half a tank of gas.

Pets? Can they stay with someone else for awhile..or can you take them..just think of these things NOW..you wont have time when it reaches your door..as Ive said..they are NOT reporting this on any MSM until its at your door.

Hmmm...Monsanto is based in St. Louis. Doesn't the government love Monsanto? Why wouldn't they care about them? I don't see any logic behind the argument behind the idea that the government does not care about St. Louis. I think the lack of media coverage is based off of the lack of any real perceived threat.

Man, its hard to find threads here..lol..there is a thread here that really made me think..if anyone can find it and post it..please do..its about the flooding..blowing up levees and a letter from Lincoln..it'll wake you up!..I think its on the pinned thread..dangit..im not "with it..sorry sweety..but...I almost believe there is more to this than meets the eye.

Tell me..Missouri has been through hell this year since winter..one disaster after another..looks like they want this land? Or..its all normal..sighs..you please tell me..I want to believe that everything is just..."business as usual"...

ahhhh..here it is! its the 2nd post down! on the pinned thread right now!

Thread: Mississippi Flooding-MS Delta is FEMA U.S. Navy Map of the Future. False flag disinfo. was Planet X, 2012, Comet Elenin

Did you read it!!!!!!!

St Louis is under a flash flood watch right now..

[link to www.crh.noaa.gov]

there has been 6-10 inches of rain so far in some spots (Iowa and Illinois) upriver from there on the Mississippi River tonight in the area NW of Quincy

[link to radar.weather.gov]
[link to oi52.tinypic.com]

it remains in effect until tomorrow afternoon..

[link to forecast.weather.gov]

St. Louis Radar loop..

[link to radar.weather.gov]

Last Edited by RTS on 06/14/2011 03:32 AM

Thread: ~ALERT!!~St Louis under FLOOD WARNING..almost 3 ft of rain past 4 days 100 miles upriver at Quincy Il

now 12+ inches ^^^^^^^^^^

TWC just revised that to 15.1 inches^^^^^^^^^^^

forecast is more heavy rain for the next two days btw



oh yea.. that's Mississippi River potential flooding..the Missouri may not make it there for awhile

feel like I'm talking to myself

oh well

good luck to you I suppose if you're in the area

and you're welcome for the heads up



Last Edited by RTS on 06/14/2011 11:21 AM

Independence Power & Light officials are closely monitoring the rising Missouri River water levels and the possible effect on the Missouri City Power Plant.

IPL Director Leon Daggett and Deputy Director Paul Mahlberg said Friday that they have been following the flooding levels of the river in Sibley as a gauge for conditions near the Missouri City Plant. The plant is about 25 minutes from Independence along Missouri 210.

Because the plant sits right on the river, there is no levee between the plant and the river, Mahlberg said. IPL officials estimate that minor flooding could take place on the property if the river reaches 28 feet.



[link to www.examiner.net]

"On June 6, 2011, the Fort Calhoun pressurized water nuclear reactor 20 miles north of Omaha, Nebraska entered emergency status due to imminent flooding from the Missouri River. A day later, there was an electrical fire requiring plant evacuation. Then, on June 8th, NRC event reports confirmed the fire resulted in the loss of cooling for the reactor's spent fuel pool.

That's a week ago. Is it smoking yet?

[link to shem.se]

Greetings franz_liszt

Wondering how things are going along the river now. Any updates? Thanks!

i just found this searching my family name...winkelmeyer, st. louis...hello?

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