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In the aftermath of a massive storm system that swept across Northern California in February, state and federal officials have begun to survey the accumulated damage at the Oroville Dam spillway.

Geologists from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and California Department of Water resources were at the scene this week to survey the scene. The outflow from the spillway has been zero since Monday afternoon, which has given workers the opportunity to start the debris removal from the diversion pool at the its base.

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Repair will continue as geologists and government employees begin to pick up the pieces after a scary storm season put Oroville in evacuation mode amid fears of massive floods late February.