Many of the towns around here are under water. Some of our roads are closed.
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Has this been a record setting winter and spring for you? If it rained that much here, we would wash out to sea via water or riding on land slides.
Nick
In Remembrance
Bought a new Ping 3 wood .
Have not seen this much rain since 1993.
We're in the same boat so to speak.
I think we set a record for rainfall to date. It's ending tho. Two sunny days in a row and possible drizzle tonight ending before 11am. Lat month electric bill showed 4 degrees cooler than last year for the same month, and I think every month starting in December was cooler than last year. It was called global warming 'till it got cold. Now it's 'climate change' That covers the eco-freaks butts so they are always right.
Is this a strange spring weather pattern or what?
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=38.479&lon=-98.7565&unit=0&lg=english&FcstType=graphical
What a temperature graph for 30+ hours.
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=38.479&lon=-98.7565&unit=0&lg=english&FcstType=graphical
What a temperature graph for 30+ hours.
According to a friend, his rain gauge was running over and holds 5 inches, and it is still raining. This is since last night at midnight.
Floorist it sounds like you need feet like ducks have
Some guy was floating down a street yesterday in a boat that looked like a rubber ducky.
an idiot (that is the top of a pickup that was driven into the water)
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another idiot, tried to drive through flood water
Lamar, Mo.
Ft Scott Kansas sales barn (I put carpet in it just before the 1993 flood)
Branson
Oh man, that looks bad. I hope nobody was killed.
We had a hailstorm last night and it rained for hours. I'm glad we live on high ground because the flooding doesn't affect us, but it floods in town sometimes. I haven't been in to see if last night's rain caused flooding.
We had a hailstorm last night and it rained for hours. I'm glad we live on high ground because the flooding doesn't affect us, but it floods in town sometimes. I haven't been in to see if last night's rain caused flooding.
Wow, I can't imagine that. I'm glad our weather only gets icky, really icky and super icky. When it rains a lot a river southeast of me floods farm fields and an east west road. Locally, water can cover a few roads if heavy rains combine with a high tide but nothing like that could ever happen around here.
Strange thing is there are no Red Cross alerts currently. Seems they feel the local folks can handle it?
