Forum | Classifieds | Lost & Found | CGKA | Industry | Sensors | Forecast | Spots | Seattle | Decals | RSS | Facebook Events | Photos | Search | Register | Profile | Log in to check your messages | Log in  River levels...          Northwest Kiteboarding -> Gorge / Portland / Oregon Coast previous topic :: next topic   Author Message Nak Since 19 May 2005 4294 Posts Camas Site Lackey CGKA Member Mon May 19, 08 4:13 pm    River levels... I've been using this link to check water level below Bonneville. (Depth Of Gauge) http://www.nwd-wc.usace.army.mil/ftppub/water_quality/bon.txt Apparently, that's not a great indicator of water depth. Todays reading is about the same as yesterday's, but the gauge at Camas is about 4 -5 feet deeper. forrest Since 21 Jun 2005 4329 Posts Hood River Hick CGKA Member Mon May 19, 08 6:42 pm     I just waited out to check on the slider/kicker. I put two more anchors on the slider but I couldn't even get to the kicker safely unless I wanted to be picked up on the Washington side. There were two more kiters stuck in the whirl-pool of death just downwind of the kicker. kyle.vh Since 11 Jul 2007 713 Posts city of angels Addicted Mon May 19, 08 7:52 pm     man, i got stuck in in that whirlpool last year. It was a doozy. A friendly kiter returned my board as I dragged my sorry but to shore. Kraemer Since 24 Apr 2006 1736 Posts Sky Pilot Unicorn Captain Mon May 19, 08 8:11 pm     Forrest wrote: There were two more kiters stuck in the whirl-pool of death just downwind of the kicker. Yeah, that place kinda sucks...you out into deeper water-- with no wind it can really be a pain in the ass. lloyd Since 16 Aug 2007 108 Posts Hood River Stoked Mon May 19, 08 11:16 pm     Thanks Forrest for checking on those things. pkh Since 27 Feb 2005 6549 Posts Couve / Hood Honored Founder Tue May 20, 08 6:11 am     I reckon this warm rain today is going to make the river levels go high real fast. Hein Since 08 Mar 2005 1314 Posts Possessed Tue May 20, 08 6:21 am     Hasn't been over 400 KCFS since the 80's Yesterday JDA peaked around 460 TDA has been over 350 all night. Nak Since 19 May 2005 4294 Posts Camas Site Lackey CGKA Member Tue May 20, 08 6:45 am     Found a better link for River depth below Bonneville... http://waterdata.usgs.gov/wa/nwis/uv?cb_00065=on&format=gif_default&period=31&site_no=14128870 15 -16 feet on there should be a usable beach at the Eastern launch at Rooster. Hope we don't have too much rain this Spring...    USGS_14128870_01_00065_2008_20080513_20080520_0_0_.gif     USGS_14128870_01_00065_2008_20080419_20080520_0_0_.gif  twostates Since 28 Aug 2007 101 Posts pdx Stoked Tue May 20, 08 9:52 am     The current is really strong at Stevenson right now. I couldn't swim out of it last night, had to get a help from a local fisherman. bulae99 Since 12 Jul 2006 1691 Posts I give out bad advice. Tue May 20, 08 10:05 am    Here is the Columbia River Stream Flow Report http://waterdata.usgs.gov/or/nwis/current/?type=flow&group_key=basin_cd&search_site_no_station_nm=columbia%20river Good place to get the data _________________ Hey, I'm being hahahahahrassed!        Northwest Kiteboarding -> Gorge / Portland / Oregon Coast All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1   Jump to: Select a forum Northwest Kiteboarding Discussion Forum----------------Gorge / Portland / Oregon CoastFor SaleLost & FoundIndustry SoapboxCGKA  You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum You can attach files in this forum You can download files in this forum