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Had a meeting in Kanawha this evening. They are over 12 inches for the month. 5 this week so far.
Lots of water around there. Culverts on gravel roads could be a problem in the next day or two.
Saw a couple of gravel roads with some water crossing them, not bad but definitely all the way across.
Damn. The wind ahead of the second(maybe third) decent cell that hit the West Moines area around 4:30 yesterday basically blew apart my small mower shed. Hinged roof got thrown open pulling the door it was padlocked to off its hinges. Other got pushed in, popping it off its hinges. Spend the next 20 minutes in the pouring rain trying to get everything reattached well enough to stop everything inside from getting soaked.
Sump pump never ran though even though a lot of the rest of the neighborhood's pumps are running.
Sump pump never ran though even though a lot of the rest of the neighborhood's pumps are running.
Now sitting at 5.57” for June, right on the normal monthly total. Pending what happens Sunday, it could be a rare month above the norm. The last time that happened the next 2-1/2 months were bone dry, Aug-Oct ‘24.
KidSilverhair
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We are in Bloomington tonight. I about had a heart attack with the alert that went of on our phone in the hotel.
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No power. Got a text at 8 am that power will be back by 430 am the 29th. Guess they meant 430 pm or 430am the 30th since no juice here yet.
Edit: Looked at outage map and most of the stuff around me says Monday evening for power restoration. And there goes another freezer compartment of food into the trash. It's an annual thing now, like clockwork each summer.
Edit: Looked at outage map and most of the stuff around me says Monday evening for power restoration. And there goes another freezer compartment of food into the trash. It's an annual thing now, like clockwork each summer.
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Sounds like you need a generator for just that.
I’ve seen enough drought over the past decade… I’ll never complain about rain again.
When you drown out WAY more often than burn up, you will take drought conditions. Had better yields in drought years than huge rain years.
Insane
abcnews.go.com
At least 80 dead in Texas following heavy rains and 'catastrophic flooding,' say officials
Dozens of people have died after heavy rain pounded Kerr County, Texas, early Friday, leading to deadly and "catastrophic" flooding.
abcnews.go.com
Last I knew Texas was in a drought..things can sure change in a hurryInsane
At least 80 dead in Texas following heavy rains and 'catastrophic flooding,' say officials
Dozens of people have died after heavy rain pounded Kerr County, Texas, early Friday, leading to deadly and "catastrophic" flooding.
