Observations
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22 August 2024
First Pentecostal Church North by Will McDearman
Very low flow, no substantial rain in past several weeks, small contribution downstream to Pearl River relative to total volume.
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20 August 2024
Pearl River at Carroll Loop by Theresa Thornhill
I will email you a video of spring water running from inside the bank of the Pearl into the river. It is probably happening in other areas but it is exactly where I test. It is just SLIGHTLY downstream from where I test.
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20 August 2024
East Spillway by LeAnn Nealey
Much cooler and drier today: 1 gate open, river up slightly; some herons; super blue moon still showing in early morning sky
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17 August 2024
OB Curtis by Jennifer Weaver
Water had a green tint to it that was new for this summer, and it was difficult to see the bottom.
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17 August 2024
Porters River by Kevin Olsen
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16 August 2024
Old Highway 13 Bridge by Foch Dickens
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16 August 2024
Highway 35 Bridge by Foch Dickens
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16 August 2024
S Main St. Bridge by Stacey Knepple
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16 August 2024
Merit Water Park by Stacey Knepple
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16 August 2024
D'Lo Water Park by Stacey Knepple
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16 August 2024
Gordon's Creek/Leaf River Confluence by Shawn M. Harris
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16 August 2024
Hwy 11 Boat Ramp by Shawn M. Harris
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16 August 2024
Glendale Avenue Boat Ramp by Shawn M. Harris
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15 August 2024
Old Trace Park by Jennifer Sigrest
Temperature drop at sampling time due to rains in the vicinity. Recent days have been extremely hot. The only people in the park were a group of disc golfers. One asked if I was a storm chaser. I explained I was part of an effort sampling water quality along the Pearl River watershed and he said, “so in a way you are a storm chaser.” I had to agree!
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15 August 2024
Belhaven Beach by Maureen McGuire
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15 August 2024
Natchez Trace Overlook by Nicole Mills
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15 August 2024
Coal Bluff Park by William W Mitchell
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15 August 2024
Leake County Water Park by William W Mitchell
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15 August 2024
Pelahatchie Creek by Stacey Knepple
Part of the tree to the left of the walking bridge/pier has broken off and dropped branches in front of path to bridge.
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15 August 2024
Purple Creek by Will McDearman
E. coli and other coliform too numerous to count, estimated as 250/ml for each Rcard. See attached photo.