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

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UP 36.33 FEET IN 6 DAYS---MINUS 3 HRS.

35.33 FEET. SO, IT WILL BE ALMOST 'EXACTLY' 6 FEET A DAY IN 3 HRS!

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get it?

As predicted here yesterday, the dam is fine.

(the only accurate prediction ever published on GLiPtardia..

You're terrible at geography. If one were to draw a line in the middle of the north/south axis, it falls way below Lake Tahoe. It also falls below SF. All of the central California maps start south of the bay area, usually at Monterey. All of the maps on images search show SF in northern california.You're wrong dude, cope harder.

Your made up boundaries are irrelevant. Have you ever admitted you were wrong or at fault for anything?

San Francisco (/ˌsæn frənˈsɪskoʊ/; Spanish for "Saint Francis"), officially the City and County of San Francisco, is the commercial, financial, and cultural center of Northern California in the United States.

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It would not make sense to spit the central valley in half geographically.

This is along the lines I am talking about. Not quite, but close.

https://imgur.com/AqgxB2g

Or this.

https://imgur.com/MLHUq3j

Last Edited by Crunch62 on 01/11/2023 11:31 AM

Cherry picking. You wont do a Google image search? Or you aren't smart enough to see the overwhelming majority of maps show SF in northern California. Have you ever admitted you were wrong about anything?

I found the above maps using G**gle. There are others..

Have you ever admitted that other people have different opinions than you do? Does it make them wrong if their opinions differ from yours?

Yes and you cherry picked those two maps.

I tried to make a post with links to all the maps you ignored. There were literally dozens of them so GLP wouldn't allow it. Loudmouth jackass can't admit when he's wrong.

The consensus of opinions has the bay area within northern California. You can hold any opinion you want, but the rest of the world disagrees. Even a two bit website like Wikipedia could figure it out. Are you being intentionally stupid here or what? This is like talking to an 8 year old who can't admit fault.

I know he's unpopular here, but there is info about the area



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Lets see if you can even be honest with yourself: in that image search, did the majority of the maps show SF in norcal?

I wish that ugly fuck would take a long landing on a short runway.

Good views of the area, though.

They did, actually. That doesn't mean I agree. My way of thinking includes the demographics of the areas as well. Most people in Nor Cal are quite conservative, unlike liberal SF. Most people in Nor Cal also practice courtesy and respect. They believe in personal responsibility as well. All unlike SF, with feces in the street and wackos in government. The wiki link you posted listed SF as the cultural center of Northern California. I'm still laughing about that.

Last Edited by Crunch62 on 01/11/2023 12:10 PM

Storms in the northern hemisphere spin counterclockwise. As a storm approaches the California coast, the wettest part of the front is accompanied by winds from the southwest. SF is southwest of Oroville. It'd be crazy to say a storm that hits SF isn't going to hit the Oroville region with the same intensity.

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26,071

NOW OVER 1,700,000!

When you approach data with a preconceived notion and cling to that notion in spite of what most of the data shows you, that's called "biased".

Crunch, best ignore the knobhead. He can't even see his contradictions.

Maybe you could point them out?
Or are you just another mouthbreather who also can't admit they're wrong? Seems to be a trend with the millennial crowd.

TURNS OUT..THEY ACTUALLY HELP PROMOTE THE THREAD.. I GUESS IT
IS A SUBCONCIOUS DESIRE TO BE A PART OF IT. STRANGE WORLD. UH.

752.68

26,232 BACK UP UH TAD.

OK, sure.

But I haven't seen it yet this year. All of the local roads are flooded and closed, but that happens every year. Not out of the ordinary at all for this vicinity.

Past storms have had much greater impact here. Rivers running above flood stage, levee breaches and the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people.

That it is not to say it won't happen. It is only January. In fact, there have been years that we received nearly all of our seasonal average rain in March.

So I just sit here in the swampland and monitor the reservoir levels.

LOL ;)

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27,266 going up!

so, we have been RIGHT AT 6 FEET A DAY SINCE THE 5TH.