David see Bill Balfour's FB Page. Culverson Creek lake waiting to
drain through the cave. Lake is probably 50 feet deep and maybe more.
It is backed up 2 miles and is 10 feet over the Ft Donally bridge.
Gary Moss
At 07:13 PM 6/24/2016, you wrote:
I know many of the caves in West Virginia should not be entered if
there is any chance of a thunderstorm.
I can only guess that during a historic flood like the one going on
today that all caves there are off limits and deadly.
My curiosity wonders which of the major caves would be totally
sumped with fast moving currents thru them.
I seem to recall a map of a cave with a passage called "Canadian
River" and was told cavers should never ever go there without doing
detailed research on the weather.
I assume right now today nobody is caving in Kentucky or Virginia,
or North Carolina either ?
David Locklear
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