flood pictures

Here are some pics Becca took yesterday.

us 68 bridge at jonathan creek on ky lake



this is jonathan creek boat ramp just off us 68. The water is normally out where the dock is to the right and about 12-15 straight down


This is Ky dam on the tennessee river about 20 miles before it hits the ohio river . This river runs north out of tennesse and is only about 3 miles from the cumberland river .



close ups of the gates in the dam







Tennessee river just below the dam and I24 bridge in the background



Tennessee river about 3 miles past ky dam that second tree line is the normal river channel

thats a ton of water

That's funny, what you guys call creeks, are bigger than any river in Arizona, even if they weren't in flood stage.

What I was referring to as jonathan creek was actually a lot smaller creek at one time before Ky dam was built the name has just stuck with it. The entire low area near the creek is flooded even when the lake is at normal pool.

with all those gates open they should have plenty of electricity to sell. the mississippi is gona realy get on a roll!

This is why my farmland is six feet under, and now they are going to blow birds point levee like Missouri don't already have enough water. This is Wappapello Lake emergency spillway which is about a mile from my house. I am not exactly sure how to post youtube stuff but will try. If it doesn't work if someone who knows how would fix it I would appreciate it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4TsXqMkplk

plowboy34 wrote:This is why my farmland is six feet under, and now they are going to blow birds point levee like Missouri don't already have enough water. This is Wappapello Lake emergency spillway which is about a mile from my house. I am not exactly sure how to post youtube stuff but will try. If it doesn't work if someone who knows how would fix it I would appreciate it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4TsXqMkplk

I seen some pics of the flood in 1945 and they look shockingly similar. All this water isn't good for anyone.

plowboy34 wrote:This is why my farmland is six feet under, and now they are going to blow birds point levee like Missouri don't already have enough water. This is Wappapello Lake emergency spillway which is about a mile from my house. I am not exactly sure how to post youtube stuff but will try. If it doesn't work if someone who knows how would fix it I would appreciate it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4TsXqMkplk

thats gona make a mark.more rain today dont help at all.

Yep Curiousgeorge they do look very similar

cool40 your right it's gonna leave a mark, a mark on the wall of the highest lake level ever.