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My mom called me about tubes they’re setting for the rising lake level. They have 4 foot bases and stand a few feet high. Filled with water. I believe they’re more for wind, waves and storm surge, not for actual lake level rise. Our concrete wall stands about 2 ft above current level and they’re predicting 22” rise to the crest. Pics are from an adjacent beach.

 

Anyone else hearing about these tubes?

 

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I used these a few years back on some excavation projects along the chesapeake that required major dewatering during high tides. I’ve seen them work really well. Just pray they dont spring a leak, dont ask me how I know...


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4 hours ago, greenboatluke said:

 

My mom called me about tubes they’re setting for the rising lake level. They have 4 foot bases and stand a few feet high. Filled with water. I believe they’re more for wind, waves and storm surge, not for actual lake level rise. Our concrete wall stands about 2 ft above current level and they’re predicting 22” rise to the crest. Pics are from an adjacent beach.

 

Anyone else hearing about these tubes?

 

IMG_1443.JPGIMG_1444.JPGIMG_1445.JPGIMG_1446.JPG

 

 

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Where did you hear or see a 22" higher crest?

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This was third party info... just quoting what my mother told me. She got it from the majority land owner at the lake. I thought 22” was a bit much myself, but maybe why the Corp of Engineers is involved this year, I guess.

 

Post was more about the tubes and to see if other land owners / beach associations are looking at this option. Or been approached by the A.C.E.

 

 

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More bad news. Lake St. Clair is at record levels today. Time to consider jacking up your home now to deal with rising waters.  

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13 hours ago, greenboatluke said:

This was third party info... just quoting what my mother told me. She got it from the majority land owner at the lake. I thought 22” was a bit much myself, but maybe why the Corp of Engineers is involved this year, I guess.

 

Post was more about the tubes and to see if other land owners / beach associations are looking at this option. Or been approached by the A.C.E.

 

 

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I wouldn't be surprised if it peaked 22" above the average by the end of the month.

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