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The Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is about to release a historic amount of water from Keystone Dam today as lake levels are the highest they've been since 1995. Mycah Hatfield KJRH with the story: https://bit.ly/2HnOCtB | KJRH

The Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is about to release a historic amount of water from Keystone Dam today as lake levels are the highest they've been since 1995. Mycah Hatfield KJRH with the story: https://bit.ly/2HnOCtB | KJRH

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Army Corps of Engineers: Minimal effects expected from Keystone Dam release

Army Corps of Engineers: Minimal effects expected from Keystone Dam release

Corps Begins Releasing Water From Keystone Dam

Corps Begins Releasing Water From Keystone Dam

NEW VIDEO: We're getting a look at the water coming from the Keystone Dam as it stands now 🌊 More severe weather is expected tonight so be sure to have the FOX23 News and Weather Apps so you can be Weather-Aware >>> fox23apps.com FLOODING UPDATES >>> http://bit.ly/2JxHSgi | FOX23 News

NEW VIDEO: We're getting a look at the water coming from the Keystone Dam as it stands now 🌊 More severe weather is expected tonight so be sure to have the FOX23 News and Weather Apps so you can be Weather-Aware >>> fox23apps.com FLOODING UPDATES >>> http://bit.ly/2JxHSgi | FOX23 News

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KEYSTONE: Here's an aerial view of Keystone Dam, where we are currently releasing 30,000 cubic feet of water per second. Keystone is located west of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Camera pans w/view down river at :44. The releases of water are being done in coordination with our entire system of reservoirs to reduce the risk of flooding in the region. Click here to see the latest lake level and water release data --> http://www.swt-wc.usace.army.mil/KEYS.lakepage.html | Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engi

KEYSTONE: Here's an aerial view of Keystone Dam, where we are currently releasing 30,000 cubic feet of water per second. Keystone is located west of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Camera pans w/view down river at :44. The releases of water are being done in coordination with our entire system of reservoirs to reduce the risk of flooding in the region. Click here to see the latest lake level and water release data --> http://www.swt-wc.usace.army.mil/KEYS.lakepage.html | Tulsa District, U.S. Army Corps of Engi

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Keystone Dam Opens Up After Heavy Rain

Keystone Dam Opens Up After Heavy Rain

Keystone dam just west of Tulsa, Oklahoma has all flood gates open on the dam and light flooding west of Tulsa. Water levels rising! -Lanny WeatherBug | Live Storm Chasers

Keystone dam just west of Tulsa, Oklahoma has all flood gates open on the dam and light flooding west of Tulsa. Water levels rising! -Lanny WeatherBug | Live Storm Chasers

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WATCH: Approximately 600,000 gallons of water are being released from Oklahoma's Keystone Dam per second as water levels in the state's northeastern lakes continue to rise after heavy rain swept through the area cbsn.ws/2Jj8txl | CBS Evening News

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'She’s roaring': Keystone Lake Dam release brings onlookers amidst flooding

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Keystone Dam after record breaking rainfall. #krmg #tulsasevereweatherstation #keystonedam | KRMG

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Here’s the view yesterday afternoon below Keystone Dam, where lake levels are about 14 feet above normal and dropping. Currently, we are releasing water there at a rate of 42,858 cubic feet per second in order reduce the impact of flooding caused by several days of heavy rain fall. ***IMPORTANT*** If you plan to be on or near the water this holiday weekend, please always wear a life vest. As you can see in this video, it only takes one stumble or breaking wave to get pulled into the water and sw

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Keystone Dam bridge closes for inspection

The Tulsa District of the Army Corps of Engineers said there will be minimal, if any effects, below the Keystone Dam after they increased the water flow Monday. Keystone Lake is reported at nearly 25 feet above normal levels and Kaw Lake is about 35 feet above normal. The Army Corps is increasing the water flow for flood controls. https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/army-corp-of-engineers-minimal-effects-from-keystone-dam-release | KJRH

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Keystone Dam on Saturday afternoon. #krmg #tulsassevereweatherstation #keystonedamoklahoma | KRMG

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Keystone Dam is wide open right now 🌊 With all the heavy rain we’ve had, they’re letting out enough water to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool every single second. That’s some serious flow. You can hear it before you even see it—nature at full force. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this is something to respect. Stay safe around rising waters, y’all. #KeystoneDam #OklahomaOutdoors #FloodRelease #DamLife #CountryWeather #AfterTheStorm #FishingLife #HookedOnTyler #SouthernStrong

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Closed Bridge Over Keystone Dam Brings Slew Of Traffic Through Sand Springs

Army Corps of Engineers looks to renovate Keystone Dam

'She’s roaring': Keystone Lake Dam release brings onlookers amidst flooding

Drivers Facing Bumpy Ride Leading Up To Keystone Dam Bridge

Corps Begins Additional Release Of Water Into Arkansas River From Keystone Dam

OHP: Sand Springs Woman Killed In Crash Near Keystone Dam

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Keystone Dam releasing water more than two times faster than Niagara Falls

An update from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on the release from Keystone Dam. | KRMG

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Keystone Dam Release Returning To Normal Levels

Keystone Dam Gates Open To Bring Lake Levels Down In December

Spectators Visit Keystone Lake For Dam Release

Bridge Over Keystone Dam To Close For Complete Rebuild

Oklahoma Man Reflects On Building Keystone Dam Decades Ago

Historic Piece Of Equipment Removed For Repairs At Keystone Dam

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