California's Lake Oroville Main Spillway Severely Damaged/Eroded. Oroville Dam's Recently Reconstructed Main Spillway Fundamentally Flawed

Hey guys?, Guys? Have you checked the dam lately? Surely you high school drop out googologist phd’s have realizedthat at the height of winter 2019, yep, the dam is still fine....

Your doublewides riof in flyover land however needs another coat of sprayseal!!

Lmao the dam is fine
ON TIME AND UNDER BUDGET!!

780, damn still fine...

Doublewides in peoria are fubar though...

Dam is ok dolls...

Mebbe next year?

Yep darling, next 2020 may indeed be the finale.

On time but unfinished. Over budget by at least 100%.

Issues serious enough to be redacted by DWR still remain.

Oh, peak rainfall in this area occurs January through March. Lots more to come. Stay tuned, cretin.

Here it comes. Canadian quakes begin to unzip San Andreas.

Ol' Crackey can't take any more. DOOM:ON!

I just saw this on Steve Quayles site. 2 mag 6 quakes right smack where the Cascadia fault is. Supposedly there is no evidence they are a sign of relieving stress, but an indication of a massive rupture ahead maybe soon. Its overdue anyway.

This would be huge. What a horrible potential disaster.

Pray, repent, ask God to forgive us. So many will drown.

R DEEPTHROAT...!

ALSO, NEW QUAKE ACTION MAY MAKE IT DRAIN FASTER...?!

787.09 FOR THE PAST 6 HOURS

58% FULL

94% OF HISTORICAL AVERAGE

UNSAFE AT ANY SPEED

Guys? Hey Guys??

Yeah it's me, checking in, the DAM is STILL FINE!!


Kiewit is pulling out, the dam is now ready for another 50 years of global warming change

Mankind is a virus. Oroville Dam is the cure.



PULL IT!

the planet itself is not ready for a another 50 years of the so called global warming... which is not global warming as put on the net in the first place...

I heard from a quake watcher person that those 2 sixes up towards Vancouver on the Cascadia are unprecedented.

If the really big one hits they say everything west of Rt 5 is gone.

Hey shit for brains, please tell me WHAT exactly DWR has redacted from that Oroville Dam Needs Assessment (posted above) and exactly WHY it has been redacted.

Otherwise, STFU as you are wasting bandwidth.

The dam is obviously not fine. Your continuous gyrations to the contrary prove your incontestable mental incapacity.

Merry Christmas!

Fellow Doom Wailers, Orotards and Sacrificial Flood Plain Dwellers.

You will be remembered as the properly skeptical and righteous among the legions of clear thinkers after the deluge. You have triumphed against EVIL thoughts and complacency. Rest in peace, knowing you are on the side of TRUTH and GOODNESS. Resist the powerhouse turbines of LIES and spillway of redacted DECEIT.

Doom deniers and DWR sycophants:

Seasons' greetings and a big lump of bitumen in your claw-footed sock. May God have mercy on your legacy of demonic infrastructure engineering and your empty, coal-black souls in 2020. It's not to late to repent, issue unredacted reports and fix the Oroville Gatehouse of Death. Turn away from PURE EVIL and embrace the Eight Tainter Gates of PURE LIGHT. Understand that you are still marginally human.

We will be waiting for you at the NINTH GATE in body or in soul. Your call, Quasimodo.

I enjoyed that. Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas everyone.

Helluva way to spend Christmas! Just another day here...

2020 is going to be historic I believe.

With no grouting repairs to the dam I believe it will continue to degrade. From the green spot to the sink hole bleeding under that huge new slab north of the spillway.

Not to mention the apparently defective new spillway.

Enjoy the holiday friends!

Back at ya! :)

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Cascadia fault is shaking. I've no idea how it relates to CA exactly, but it can't be good for O Dam if the big one rips.

WHAT EFFECT WILL THE RAIN IN CALIFORNIA HAVE ON THE OROVILLE DAM?

It is all about the rain. Currently about 8.5 inches for the season. Total season average is about 30". Most rain accumulates in Feb-Mar.

We shall soon see what this year brings.

fox news has been covering the Garlock as dangerous now too.

I did a search for Garlock dam and nothing comes up. Do you mean something else? Thanks.

Never mind, I went back and saw a Garlock fault listed and looked at that. Second longest fault in CA. Never heard of it before.

Yes, I'd think the whole complex of CA faults up through Cascadia is high risk. If I lived anywhere near I'd leave, or at least be prepping to the max for broken pipes, etc. Months of water, food, preps for no electric. The rest of the nation should prepare to lose Central Valley production which will be catastrophic for a long time, until other places pick up production.

RV 12/30/19 Target: Paradise Oroville

I didn't choose the target. It worked its way into my consciousness. I'm seeing a line holding the two together. Not like a crack or fracture line, but something solid - physical. Very strong. Lots of tension, but unbreakable. Things around it crack, but this does not.

Swirling. Almost fluid-like. Like a whirlpool, except rock and dirt. No dust. Its not - maybe its like mud. There's no real noise. Its wet and cool. Deeper inside is just black. I feel nothing. I smell the earth. Things are moving around me, but not up or down.

I'm trying to go very high now. Looking down. I see a big depression, but its, there's snow on the surface. It's not like mud or dirt on the surface. I don't feel tension underneath, just movement. I can see pine trees covered with snow all around. The ground, the depression is sinking very slowly. I'm trying to see the relation to the line. The depression is being sucked along under it and to the northwest, but it doesn't disturb Paradise. Goes under? Its very deep. Its not frightening. I don't sense fear or panic, but I don't see any people either.

Its cloudy and grey and snowy outside. Lightening (?) far, far to the northwest. Light flickering off the clouds in that direction. White, like lightening. That's where the fear is coming from. Something terrible is happening there. But its OK here. Or I'm not afraid.

There's a warmer, still cold but warmer breeze from the north. I can feel it on my face. Faint smell like something burning. electrical? I'm afraid of this air. I move south very quickly. fly. Now I'm warmer and feel safe. There's nothing else to see for now.

I hear a horn. Big and loud, like a ships horn.

Lightning. Not 'lightening'.

The Feather River connects Paradise and Oroville. Physical and swirling.

Trains navigate the Feather River Canyon. They have loud horns. They also use dynamic braking, which relies on electrical resistance, hence the smell.