We've had 66.6 inches of rain at Mt Waialeale in the last 12 days with March 7th being predicted as the end of our first winter storm of 2012. It has been a dry start to the year until now, but this series of photos shows how efficiently our flood control/water system is working in each area. Thanks to Jackie Gushiken who has worked for many years to monitor and manage the Kalihiwai Reservoir water system and to those in the summer of 2011 who helped repair the diversion gates and clear out the intake ditch of large trees and overgrown vegetative debris.
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01) Water diverted from Pohakuhonu Stream
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02) Water diverted to Kilauea Stream |
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03) DIversion gates closed to tunnel |
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04) Ditch to tunnel
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05) Inflow gage at tunnel exit
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06) Moorhens by pond at exit
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07) Spillway from lake
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08) Spillway from lake |
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09) Spillway to Kalihiwai River |
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10) Spillway to Kalihiwai River
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11) Kalihiwai Reservoir Dam
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12) Full Pool
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