Oroville Dam spillway damage

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Originally Posted by fireftr18

Acting, are you anywhere near this?

Originally Posted by Oberon

I think he's closer to the coastline, hence his need to frequently rearrange his household when the San Andreas coughs.

Ongoing close to home along the greasy green banks of the Rio Napa:
and a thousand yards to the west-two giant redwood trees with mudslide: Just to the North and very similar to what I drove through on Tuesday's initial storm at 0000 hrs high tide...doesn't look so bad in the day time!: http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showpost.php?p=2464181&postcount=499 NOTE: just drove this route again today for work from San Francisco with some detours (40 extra miles) around still closed roadways; still wet but passable till the next weather front hits. But that's just all local soggy tactics; the statewide agricultural strategy is: the drought is over BBY!(in the Northern state any way!)Bottom line: all 2 the long-term good if a not an expensive pain in the ass! With the horrendous fires (CobbMtn/Middletown-50 sq. miles 1200 homes etc) and quakes... this is the lesser of three evils and California is the world's 6th large$t economy...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_between_U.S._states_and_countries_by_GD P_(nominal) And no one's dead yet EDIT as of 22:15 on live news : the community of Oroville has just been ordered evacuated. 156,000 people gotta go quick. RULE ONE OF BIG DAM integrity: do not have a sinkhole in your spillway