ML16180A136

6 to the Updated Final Safety Analysis Report, Chapter 2, Site Characteristics, Appendix 2A, Probable Maximum Flood and Low Water Conditions

ML16180A136
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Site:	Ginna
Issue date:	05/05/2016
From:	Exelon Generation Co
To:	Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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Revision 26 5/2016 GINNA/UFSAR Appendix 2A PROBABLE MAXIMUM FLOOD AND LOW WATER CONDITIONS Figure 1 Lake Ontario Bottom Profile

Revision 26 5/2016 GINNA/UFSAR Appendix 2A PROBABLE MAXIMUM FLOOD AND LOW WATER CONDITIONS Figure Exhibit 1 A typical northeaster with a single center and a single frontal system, occur-ring 0100 EST, April 2, 1958, four hours before a peak surge of 3.5 ft. at Boston, Mass.

Revision 26 5/2016 GINNA/UFSAR Appendix 2A PROBABLE MAXIMUM FLOOD AND LOW WATER CONDITIONS Figure Exhibit 2 A complex northeaster with two low centers and a double frontal system, occurring 1900 EST, March 1, 1914, three hours before a peak surge of 4.1 ft. at Portland, Maine.

Revision 26 5/2016 GINNA/UFSAR Appendix 2A PROBABLE MAXIMUM FLOOD AND LOW WATER CONDITIONS Figure Exhibit 3 Lake Ontario Stage Data