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<h2 id="tophead">CUCC Expedition Handbook</h2>
<h1>Flood Risk</h1>
<p>The aim of this summary document is to pass on current knowledge, including between one year and the next year’s expedition, about pitches that have significant flood hazards. The same info should also appear in each cave description, but sometimes they are out of date.</p>
<p>The aim of this summary document is to pass on current knowledge, including between one year and the next year’s expedition, about pitches that have
significant flood hazards. The same info should also appear in each cave description, but sometimes they are out of date.</p>
<p><b>Last updated July 2016</b></p>
<p>The information is arranged by cave and area</p>
<h2>Balcony (Balkonhoehle, 265)</h2>
<h2>Balcony (Balkonh&ouml;hle, 265)</h2>
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<dt>Entrance Pitch</dt>
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<h2>Tunnocks (Tunnockschacht, 264)</h2>
<dt>Procrastination</dt>
<dd>The lower part of Procrastination pitch can become impassable and dangerous after heavy rainfall. In flood, water comes in immediately next to final rebelay bolt, which is drippy in normal conditions. Once above that final rebelay, you are out of the water hazard.</dd>
<dd>The lower part of Procrastination pitch can become impassable and dangerous after heavy rainfall. In flood, water comes in immediately next to
final rebelay bolt, which is drippy in normal conditions. Once above that final rebelay, you are out of the water hazard.</dd>
<dt>From Procrastination to Kraken Camp</dt>
<dd>This is not very strongly affected during heavy rain, and is passable. But there is some spray across the ropes in a few places.</dd>
<dt>Ususal Suspects</dt>
<dd>The original rigging down Usual Suspects (no longer used) can also get very wet. The traverse rig across the top (2016 onwards) gets damp when wet but remains passable. Usual Suspects pitch is now bypassed by String Theory pitch.</dd>
<dd>The original rigging down Usual Suspects (no longer used) can also get very wet. The traverse rig across the top (2016 onwards) gets damp when wet
but remains passable. Usual Suspects pitch is now bypassed by String Theory pitch.</dd>
<dt>Chanpagne on Ice series</dt>
<dt>Champagne on Ice series</dt>
<dd>The pitch series can become impassable after particularly heavy rainfall, and is usually drippy in a few places.</dd>
<dt>Clayton's Cockup series<dt>
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<h2>Puffball (Bovist und Puderzuckerhoehle, 182)</h2>
<p>The whole cave after the 2nd pitch takes a (fairly small) streamway which reacts quickly to thunderstorms. all of the pitches get dangersouly wet. People have come out twice under these conditions, but waiting would be safer.</p>
<p>The whole cave after the 2nd pitch takes a (fairly small) streamway which reacts quickly to thunderstorms. all of the pitches get dangerously wet.
People have come out twice under these conditions, but waiting would be safer.</p>
<h2>Stellerweg</h2>
<p>The main streamway below Pete's Purgatory gets very wet and dangerous. You will be washed down the passage. ARGE suffered a floodpulse here in 2011(?) and only lucky timing (they had not quite set off) avoided an extremely serious situation. Only go below this point is very settled weather.</p>
<p>The main streamway below Pete's Purgatory gets very wet and dangerous. You will be washed down the passage. ARGE suffered a floodpulse here in
2011(?) and only lucky timing (they had not quite set off) avoided an extremely serious situation. Only go below this point is very settled weather.</p>
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