Well folks now it's time for CYA it looks like with the officials at Lake Orville. What's the water level right now is 891.21. So it's up again from yesterday. We have an interesting article here though because it's CYA time folks. And when you know articles like this come out then you have to start thinking. You have to be concerned. I know that we've been concerned for quite some time now but now the local news and the local officials have to start coming out with their concerns because it's CYA time. But you county concerned over lake levels. DWR still has no immediate plans for spillway releases and why is that folks. So it says there are more concerns over lake levels in Orville at View County. Leaders take initiative to explore alternative options for state D measures. Department of Water Services, DWR, a leg of state water project, manages the Orville Dam. I'll Wednesday DWR officials remain adamant in saying they have no plans to release water from the Orville Dam spillway. But isn't that what it's for? Very concerned about the lake levels. District one supervisor Bill Connelly said Tuesday during the Board of Supervisors meeting. Lake Orville is being run in an antiquated and linear manner. DWR's priority seems to be water delivery instead of public safety. Connelly then offered a solution. He called forecast based operations which has been implemented at Pulsam Lake in Placer County according to Connelly. Pulsam Lake is only denoperated by the U.S. Department of Reclamation. According to Connelly, the forecast based operations takes into account the steep complex terrain near Orville Dam around the watersheds and monitors warm rain on snow for public safety measures. It also scientifically measures snowpack with ground penetrating radar and satellites. It behooves us to write a letter to DWR to point out that they need to move into the next century. I hope you would support me in writing a letter to them suggesting they put public safety over water delivery. When we go to a meeting with them, they say they can't do this because of the cost. District 2 supervisor, Deborah, Lucero, praised Connelly's comments saying she absolutely agrees and supports reaching out to DWR and asking them to look into more forecast based operations. District 4 supervisors, Steve Lambert, also agreed with Connelly. Connelly added that DWR spends too much time and resources elsewhere including repairing a federal levy in Sutter County and other projects in UBER. The folks now you've got the local officials concerned so the people that live there should be concerned as I know a lot of you have been for weeks now. So a little validation there. What is DWR going to do? It should be interesting. Jefferson City, Missouri folks, had a major tornado last night. Could you imagine? Torrentado coming in at midnight. You can't see it. We talked about this the other day. We talked about how they were stalling the storm in the Midwest coming out of Texas. And it looked like that they wanted to tighten up that line and intensify. Look at this. Look at these pictures folks. That is frightening stuff right there. Jefferson City, the capital of Missouri, is in a state of emergency right now. And for what I'm seeing on, I will show you in the weather map they might have some more storms on the way. Devastating stuff. Flooding. Right away barges on flooded river reach Oklahoma. Damn one sinks highway patrol reports. We have residents in Weber's Falls, Oklahoma order to evacuate two barges that broke free are a threat to a dam. Another dam. In a bridge over interstate 40. A Tulsa oil refinery has suspended operations because of flooding. Five homes destroyed in Twin Cities community in Oklahoma at least eight people have been killed in the storms. This is Oklahoma. I'm hearing about dams all across the country right now because of all the rain that we've had. Are failing or are about to fail. This is very concerning stuff folks. Obviously you know that. So here's the updated next wreck deposit loop map. You see some storms starting to be created here coming out of El Paso, Texas and moving north. And then you've got more storms moving through Missouri right now as if they can even take anymore. And then you've got storms moving this line from yesterday last night moving north eastward. So passing through Pennsylvania, Virginia, New York right now as we speak. Now these are not your typical storms obviously. But I can tell you if you look in the red you look in these red sections over here in these storms. Any one of those that has a hook pattern can spawn off a as you as you saw last night a major tornado. We did a report just last week saying that this has been the wettest year 12 months in the history of our country. And it doesn't look like it's going to get better anytime soon with rain in the forecast all over the country. So yeah folks at big time prayers for the people in Oklahoma and in Missouri and Lake Orville area. I don't know what's going to happen over there but you know when local fish will start coming out and doing a CYA it's maybe time to be concerned. And all of the naysayers that have been trolling and denigrating the people that have been warning that there is an issue up in Lake Orville will shame on you. Because now what do you have to say about local officials coming out? Why is it that we have to wait until it's too late before we believe people? It doesn't need to be that way. We've got a lot of fine people out there that are doing research that care. I mean I get it. Some people want to do the fear of the one and they want to get clicks. I get that. But the most of the people that I've seen that have been reporting on the Lake Orville story. It is not what their objective is at all. It certainly isn't mine. Anyway God bless you folks. Take care. Probably do another one or two reports then it's off to Memorial Weekend. I hope everybody has a wonderful holiday weekend. Again prayers for all the people that have been impacted by these storms that have been very abnormal. We'll talk to you soon.