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California's Lake Oroville Main Spillway Severely Damaged/Eroded. Oroville Dam's Recently Reconstructed Main Spillway Fundamentally Flawed
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3AM:
Level: 853.43
Outflows: 46,691
Inflows: 25,508
River rel.: 47,806
10.5' drained off now since re-opening of the MS...
Tomorrow, the real test begins...
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69623682 Yes. Just checked the 10 day weather report. It doesn't seem like the rain will be that heavy. Those repairs don't seem that substantial in the grand scheme. I'm wondering about the remote viewer who supposedly sees a dam collapse. If you search on "remote viewer predicts water event March 2017", you'll find it. BTW, he also supposedly viewed the ISS being in two parts. Wonder what that's supposed to portend. The remote viewers never seem to come clean in the face of abject failure. When it comes to Oroville, though, it seems like standard science and a healthy sense of political skepticism are enough to warrant concern. I remote viewed, but I didn't have a specific date, just a specific event at a specific time of day and I'm still anticipating it though I had to step away from the topic at full throttle because it was just...frustrating. When you see something that is going to happen but you can't tell when and even if you know you can't do a thing about it. I am not the same remote viewer as the one you spoke of though.
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