For the second time in less than a month, the lakes around Branson, Missouri are experiencing severe flooding because of very heavy rainfall. National Weather Service radar precipitation estimates show that between 4 and 5 inches of rain fell in the Branson area during the early morning hours of April 10th. Meanwhile, as much as 8 inches of rain fell in parts of Arkansas -- which is upstream along the White River which feeds Table Rock Lake.
Jim Sandberg, Operations Director of the US Army Corps Of Engineers Little Rock Division says this latest surge of rainfall has forced them to release tens of thousands of cubic feet of water each second from Table Rock Dam.
This record-breaking water release from Table Rock Dam is resulting in flooding along the famed Branson Landing as well as in some residential neighborhoods. Jim sandburg says, the dams along the White River waterway are doing exactly what they're designed to do.
WELL FUCK THAT I WILL GO BACK TO NJ............MR DRUMS
MrDrumsPhilAmbros 2 months ago
GET TO THE TITANIC
lastgreen2 5 months ago
what about titani vc musum
thedanielalan1 5 months ago
@reneaandhercat No way......When Table Rock dam was built in the early '50's 'your Branson' was up the hill and what is now, 'Branson Landing' was a campground that got water in it ON A REGULAR BASIS!!!!
SMITHnWESSON44m 8 months ago
Good job! Thanks!
rebekahsfair 10 months ago
What amazes me is the fact that they can hold the water in our lakes for months and months until the water turns murky.
ekocentric 1 year ago
So they designed the dam to flood downtown Branson, isnt that nice.
reneaandhercat 1 year ago
@islandinthesea YES tell me about it
Slater458000 1 year ago
@UnrealChainz420x2 that is because of the radar can only reach out so far. the yellow and blue is also red but that radar dont pick up that far.
mandatoryheat 1 year ago
anyone else find it strange how the red is almost a perfect circle?
UnrealChainz420x2 1 year ago