You enviro twits love to quote the Elwha...the difference is the Elwha is 45 miles long...55 inches of rain a year. The Klamath is 263 miles long, 29 inches of rain. The Elwha sediment bed was sand and coarse alluvials....only 2 to 3 feet deep. The Klamath reservoir beds average 3X that and are the very finest of clays, the kind that suffocate life...impermeable clay when dry.
Stick with airplanes.
He doesn't know airplanes either.
