produce enough water. if they can continue to release the water at the rate they are now, which is over 100,000 cubic feet per second, the water coming in even with heavy rain will not equal that. this is nighttime video of the main spillway. the backup spillway, the one they're worried about clansing, the water is below that. the lake is down ten feet from its peak on sunday. it's going down four inches an hour. they're going to continue to pour this water out. they don't want to have to use the backup spillway again. the emergency spillway is used when the lake level gets to 901 feet. currently it's at 891 and it's going down. the main spillway, which is severely damaged, is still working. here's the timing of the next storm. not today. this is wednesday into thursday. this yellow is the heavier rain. this is as we go through wednesday it's fine. then it looks like it arrives around 5:00 a.m. so the middle of the night wednesday night into thursday morning is when the round of heavy rain will