KEYC has a live shot from the dam. It looks like an adjacent house has started to be undercut.
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Back yard is still very squishy (twin cities) from all the rain last week. It is still way to wet to mow. I may have to buy some sheep pretty soon
Husband about to go finish mowing what got cut off by rain Friday. Hopefully not too muddy where we had 2.5 ft of water Saturday.
KEYC has a live shot from the dam. It looks like an adjacent house has started to be undercut.
We mowed on Friday. Mowing again today. It’s like every 3-4 days we gotta do it.
And if Google maps is correct, the edge of that home is usually 200+ feet from the riverbank.
This is probably a stupid idea, but if the dam was planned to be removed anyway why not call up the military and ask if they would like to use it for target practice? It might save a bunch of time/effort in restoring roadway and the banks of the river...
Some perspective on just how fast Saylorville will be filling up on Thursday into Friday.
When I was a kid going up to the spillway during high water was a fun thing to do.
Stop taking dumps in the damn river. Come on, Man!!
Doogs sounds uh, serious. Also afraid for all the trees in soggy ground.
Great. As long as Janesville doesn't get it bad again. If you take a look at this pic, this is actually my town, looking towards Janesville. I did see this when I was trying to go after it, but I was looking at it from the south so I really didn't get a clear view.
Yeah I've seen a few interesting photos like that and we saw nothing. It was just solid dark blue sky. No edges or thunderclouds.
This article is heartbreaking. I've only really cleaned up after a main floor flood once years ago. But it sticks with you.
