Dams and tailwaters Two dozen dams now have a screen of their own: whether the units are turning, how much water is coming out, and the hours one actually ran today set against the hours the schedule called for. New this round — Wolf Creek, Dale Hollow, Center Hill, and Bagnell Dam. A real hydrograph Gauge screens draw the last 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days, with the condition bands behind the line and the National Weather Service forecast ahead of it. Drag to read any point. An outage draws as a gap, never as a line straight across it. Where to sleep Camping and cabins now sit together under Places to stay. A campground answers for one night and says which, so a place with room tonight no longer reads "Fully booked" because the whole weekend folded to zero. A resort and its access point draw as one pin instead of two. Also: quiet hours govern river alerts, not just gauge alerts. Tapping a river keeps the map where your finger landed. And the hydrograph reads properly with VoiceOver.