Rain, rain go away...

I don't need to be flooded out again in under 5 yrs.

BTW, that is up about 5 FEET for about 4 inches of rainfall.

EDIT- from when I just posted.

What, no drought?

We already had that. Now, it must be monsoon season.

You can send your extra rain our way, we can use some more in North Georgia.

Feast or famine, they say.

In reply to 81cpcamaro:

Sorry. The creek here flows north into the Big Sandy River which then goes into the Ohio River. And the rain is heading more east then south.

I hope you added flood insurance to your home owners after the first time.

Can't afford it. And even though FEMA came through the last time, not a dime, even though we had flood damage.

Sucks. Good luck.

Flooding is the last thing on our minds in St. Louis. The water's so low that you can walk to islands in the rivers, and a wrecked WWII minesweeper that sank in the Mississippi in the flood of '93 is accessible by foot.

We had flooding here in northern Florida, yesterday. But I think that is to be expected. I mean, the water table is so very close to the surface, the whole state is pretty much at sea level...or even below it in some places...and drainage? The storm sunday did what T.S. Debbie did a month ago: came ashore travelling east to west, then stalled for a bit before reversing and going west to east.

Rain has fallen at some point nearly 5 of the last 7 days (that is, some days showers, some days a heavy drizzle), and this week looks to be a repeat of that.

Could send some of that back up to Michigan.

As of right now, it has gone down about a foot and the creek didn't get high enough to take my trailer away.

Send that E36 M3 over here!!!!!