Flodding in Bartlesville.......again.

[SCPD]

Flooding in Bartlesville.......again.

Well, here we go again, more flooding in Bartlesville and Dewey.
If anyone would like to listen to the emergency communications here in Bartlesville, please
click on the following link.

http://70.143.42.78:8000/listen.pls

Please let me know if you are having any problems with the stream.

 

[car2back]

I heard a rumor that the dam at Hula lake broke yesterday?

I woke up today at noon and my ocean front property was gone.

 

[OkRob]

Today it has been raining hard for just a few minutes, then it quits and the sun comes out for a little while, and then another round of the same thing. I went outside awhile ago and looked around in the yard to see if I could find any fish swimming around.

 

[Medic32]

OT But how do you transmit scanner traffic across the web like that

 

[FireMedic712]

OT But how do you transmit scanner traffic across the web like that

It sure is cool! I just heard they are letting several thousand cubic feet of water out of copan lake to avoid retention failure?? I guess this means the lake is above capacity and the dam/levy could break. Thats probably not good for the downstream folks..

 

[SCPD]

OT But how do you transmit scanner traffic across the web like that

you need the following things:
1) a scanner
2) a computer with a sound card
3) an 3.5mm audio cable with both male ends
4) a broadband connection
(the following is how i have mine setup)
5) Winamp
6) Winamp DSP plugin
7) Shoutcast server
8) someone who knows how to configure everything.

car2back:
no Hula didn't break although Corps of Engineers found a crack in the dam yesterday and ordered and immediate 100% opening of the gates to relieve some pressure. cause if it was to completly give, most of Bartlesville and communities south would be underwater.

FireMedic712:
at 1:00pm today they were supposed to open Copan 100%

here is the links for the COE Copan and Hula lakes data:
http://www.swt-wc.usace.army.mil/HULA.lakepage.html
http://www.swt-wc.usace.army.mil/COPA.lakepage.html

according to some people (and my own observations) this is going to be like the 1986 flood and cut Bartlesville in half.