Oroville Dam is overflowing all day today - Town Flooded already but not on MSM (Video Proof) 4 min clip

Last week it overflowed just 1 day and did all the damage we saw. Today it was flowing over this morning and the really big rain is not even here yet. The water is from the rain the past 2 days and much of it is snow that has not melted yet.
The repairs all week were a "band aid" and I predict the dam will be gone this week or sooner.
The shame is the media is not telling the truth so most will lose everything...when they could have spent the week moving their property to higher ground in storage.

They removed all the trees from the hillside where the emergency spillway is (which the roots would hold the soil from eroding) because they don't want them in the river below the dam. So they know it is done folks...they just are not telling you.

The city of Oroville below the dam is already flooded and the ground is saturated...so when the dam breaks (and it will) Oroville will be under water 100 feet and Yuba City (30 miles to the south) will go under water 10 feet.
BTW...Governor Jerry Brown spent the dam repair money on immigration...and this is why it is not on the news. Mr.Ed :)

(the video text below says this was the 1st time water spilled over but that was last week...this is the 2nd time)

* Anybody who thinks this footage is from last week...take a look at the missing service road in this clip. It was there in the overflow last week.

More rain tomorrow and next week.

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Oroville Dam Spillway 2-18-17 8:00Am New (4:28 min)

Published on Feb 18, 2017

Water began pouring over the emergency spillway at Oroville Dam early Saturday for the first time in its 48-year history. State officials continued to say they don’t expect the situation to result in flooding in the town of Oroville or other communities downstream.

Unable to release enough water from the dam’s heavily damaged main spillway, officials with the California Department of Water Resources announced that water from the swollen reservoir started flowing over the adjacent emergency spillway at around 8 a.m. Department spokesman Doug Carlson said water was pouring over the emergency structure.

https://youtu.be/6vbn2bR1JvU