Year theres just not a good picture of that compared to this one. Those are conditions we hope not to see again. Our objectives for water supply adopted in 2008 by the commission is to survive a specific eight and a half year plan scenario from 1987 to 1992 followed by 197677 backtoback with no more than 20 rationing. Theres a lot in that and that means at the end of the drought were down to zero water. Thats survival. Thats not being able to do anything else in the future. Thats a whole other question but thats the basic scenario. And its shown graphically here we start out with 1. 68 million acre feet and then you see along the bottom line theres a series of fiscal years with 86 to 76, 77 following that. The blue line shows the decreasing level of storage through the end of the year. As we got to Different Levels of storage available to us because ours say storagebased system, you end up with a new level of rationing as it gets worse and worse. Interest in the middle of 1988 we go to
Our objectives for water supply adopted in 2008 by the commission is to survive a specific eight and a half year plan scenario from 1987 to 1992 followed by 197677 backtoback with no more than 20 rationing. Theres a lot in that and that means at the end of the drought were down to zero water. Thats survival. Thats not being able to do anything else in the future. Thats a whole other question but thats the basic scenario. And its shown graphically here we start out with 1. 68 million acre feet and then you see along the bottom line theres a series of fiscal years with 86 to 76, 77 following that. The blue line shows the decreasing level of storage through the end of the year. As we got to Different Levels of storage available to us because ours say storagebased system, you end up with a new level of rationing as it gets worse and worse. Interest in the middle of 1988 we go to 10 rationing. In the middle of 1990, 20 rationing and this goes to 25 rationing because we still have a small bi
And its shown graphically here we start out with 1. 68 million acre feet and then you see along the bottom line theres a series of fiscal years with 86 to 76, 77 following that. The blue line shows the decreasing level of storage through the end of the year. As we got to Different Levels of storage available to us because ours say storagebased system, you end up with a new level of rationing as it gets worse and worse. Interest in the middle of 1988 we go to 10 rationing. In the middle of 1990, 20 rationing and this goes to 25 rationing because we still have a small bit of drought supply, 2 million a day of drought supply we havent achieved wed have to go through as we go to the next to the last year of the drought. This ends with this sequence with us getting to del dead pool and that means theres some left in the reservoir but you cant get it out. You throw a hose in and pump it out in an abnormal way but it cant be released through normal mechanisms. This is how we track our work ov
Cost. As weve gone along. But that is phase two, correct . Yeah. That is part of phase two. Remember, phase one was to do the initial planning which we have done. I think weve brought to you what is the, we felt, the appropriate size and that was based on high rate treatment if we wanted to move in that direction to reduce the amount of volume so we can treat more and that was really the indication of the size. And then, you know, as part of phase two, if we want to move into construction, we will come back to you to present what the budget is. I think one of challenges is that the actual location of some of the shafts for the tunnel, that is somethinging were trying to finalize before we move forward. Were planninging to come back and one of the things that we to do, based on the last conversation that we had, is really talk about what were trying to solve with the Sewer System Improvement Program. You know, its broken down into three components. One is the treatment. One collection.
Vulnerable to falling down when you get the high winds. The heavy rain continues east of the pennsylvania or new jersey turnpike and its all moving off the ocean. So, well continue to see waves of this as we head through the evening hours. Peak wind gusts, winds really the main story with this storm. Cape may reporting a peak wind gust 63 Miles Per Hour, tuckerton 60, for the cues 58, downingtown 53, philadelphia reporting a peak wind gust of 46 Miles Per Hour and the winds still very strong. Philadelphia right now 33 miles an hour winds. Cape may reporting 44 miles an hour winds. And its going to be awhile before these winds really diminish. For details on that lets head over to meteorologist Melissa Magee. Yes, cecily and the winds are certainly going to be a factor as we go throughout the rest of tonight. Weve got that wind advisory posted for our suburbs to the north and west and a high and wind warning along the i95 corridor and also for areas in south jersey. So, the high wind wa