FLOWPAGE,

                           FORUM

               AND GAUGE PROJECT

Special thanks to Mark "D"  D'Agostino  and Barry Hart for sponsoring and writing the code; we aren't talking HTML (take a deep breath) for this page.  Once the website is out of beta and we get better at code, the flowpage will move to this site...until then thank the guys by clicking on the picture below.

                           Please Click on the logo to go to his site !

                                            Fair Warning:

Here is a little insight on how the Flowpage works the best after a rain event.

Here is the perfect example of when it shows something running and when it is not really running ...bear with me.

Richland ran for a couple of days after a rain event on 16 Feb 08..the flowpage worked....worked so good in fact the Huntsville boys got a run on it, and didn't need to guess or waste gas

The catch:

On 20 Feb 08 Richland showed to be running again. Was it?  NO!  It didn't rain in between those days.

So why did it run?

Daddy's had a surge and then dropped back to Richland's trigger point to show it was low.

Richland is tied into the Daddy's creek gauge and not the North Chick. Daddy's has proven to predict when in is running better over the historical data we have kept although is a loooong way away.

Remember most of these runs are steep and run off fairly quick. Use the flowpage, and also click on the precipitation page here at our site, it sends you to local rain gauges after an event and doesn't store data; unlike the USGS gauges. But between the two resources  you will get more boating time in!

  Here is the link to the flowpage       CLICK HERE

           Remember we need your help to help tweak the set-points read those gauges!

     Here is something else you need to know...it's Rob Maxwell's Gauge project.

                                Please click on the picture below for the download

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                                    Photo courtesy of AutoBoof Productions

Please post you river levels in our  forum section, Rob uses the readings to help us figure out what is running.  His workbook is a great addition for a Blackberry also.By posting in the forum section you help keep the flowpage accurate and Rob's project gets even more deadly and river level predictions.

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Whitewater paddling is VERY Dangerous, and you should get instruction before ever attempting even to paddle flatwater. One of contributors to this web site has personally helped bury 3 kayaking friends, this isn't a joke. Whitewater paddling can ruin your life through accidents and can effect your family and friends throughout a lifetime.

The information on this page is incomplete, inaccurate, and very unreliable.   Use with caution.  Whitewater paddling is a dangerous sport and the information here is not a substitute for actual knowledge and skill.  The authors are not liable for your actions. Go ahead and kill yourself if you want to, but don't blame others for you actions and decisions that you will make on and off the river.

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