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Category Archives: Videos
Procrastination pays off?
I’ll admit it: By last week I had written off the Savannah River Basin as being subpar for another month. Who needs rainfall anyway? However, pre-Halloween storms blew through like a wolf on our three little pigs and pushed each … Continue reading
Posted in Drought in the News, Rainfall Update, WRO, WRO
Tagged Hartwell, NOAA, rainfall update, Russell, Savannah River Basin, water resources outlook, WRO
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Children brighten up the workplace
Savannah District hosted 30 children as part of National Take our Daughters and Sons to Work Day, April 25.
Wet summer could make Southeast more vulnerable
Hydrologists from NOAA’s Southeast River Forecast Center released their most recent Water Resources Outlook last week.
Tybee Island gets renourished
On Friday, contractors with Great Lakes Dock and Dredging Company wrapped up a $4.3 million beach renourishment project on Tybee Island. The two-week project delivered approximately 250,000 cubic yards of sand to Tybee’s North Beach between Third and Gulick streets, according … Continue reading
Posted in Videos
Tagged beach renourishment, Burt Moore, dredging, Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Company, North Beach, Tybee Island, video
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Climatologists: Spring & summer could be warmer, drier than average
Experts from the Southeastern River Forecast Center released their Water Resources Outlook this week and it doesn’t exactly paint a rosy picture for the Savannah River Basin this summer.
Posted in Videos, WRO, WRO
Tagged Army Corps of Engineers, Hartwell Dam, Hartwell Lake, J. Strom Thurmond Lake, rainfall, Richard B. Russell Lake, Russell Dam, Savannah District, Savannah River Basin, Thurmond Dam, Thurmond Lake, US Army Corps of Engineers Savannah District, water resources outlook
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SHEP spotlight: DO system
SAVANNAH, Ga. – Contractors with CDM Constructors Inc. are finishing concrete placement for the intake structure on the downriver site of Dissolved Oxygen Injection System. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of the year. The system … Continue reading
Spring arrived early but forgot to pack rain
February’s rainfall left much to be desired as the sub-basins struggled unsuccessfully to break the two-inch mark. Thurmond collected the most at a paltry 1.78 inches (41 percent of its average, 4.3 inches), while Hartwell and Russell registered under 40 … Continue reading
Contractors on pace to finish 5 SHEP-related features in 2017
SAVANNAH, Ga. – To say Spencer Davis has a few irons in the fire is an understatement. As the senior project manager for the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project, or SHEP, Davis manages the multimillion-dollar project that has eight separate environmental … Continue reading
Posted in CSS Georgia, SHEP, Videos
Tagged Army Corps of Engineers, CSS Georgia, dissolved oxygen injection system, first dike raising, Georgia, Raw water storage impoundment, Savannah District, Savannah Harbor Expansion Project, Savannah River, Sediment Basin Tide Gate Removal, SHEP
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Forecasters see mixed signals leading into spring
In the first Water Resources Outlook of 2017, NOAA climatologists give their predictions for rainfall and the potential for drought recovery.
Drought deficit deeper than recent rain’s reach
Meteorologists recount December’s weather and look ahead to what the new year should bring.
Posted in Videos, WRO
Tagged Army Corps of Engineers, projection, rainfall, SERFC, water resources outlook, WRO
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