A couple pictures from this morning. This is the river crossing in jonah near georgetown.



This is rock quarry near the bridge for those familiar withe the area.That is a back-hoe near the dirt pile.



This is mankins crossing on 29 leaving georgetown.

The area got pounded. Some of the creeks were as high as I have ever seen them.

Glad thats not my backhoe.

john

I got 14 1/2 inches in Florence

You guys have all the fun. All we got was a little over an inch and it was all drizzle. No high winds. Just drizzle.

I know where your at g-t.......VERY impressive. Tks for the report ( no 15 minute flint digging this lunch ?? )

Two things come to mind looking at the various inundations of our old Indian camping grounds.....An individual Indian would only have to see one of these events once in his life to keep him from EVERY camping near a possible flash flood area . . . . for the rest of his life

Item two, looking at all that water is impressive alright.....but how about the fact that within about 3 hours.....all that weight was SUSPENDED above the earth

There are 8.6 gallons in 1 cubic foot X 8 lbs per gallon = each cubic foot weighs 69 lbs.
Up that to a cubic YARD ( 3 ft on a side ) = 1863 lbs

It would be nice to think how good the "surfacing" will be after the water recedes BUT after that violent flow everything will be about the roundness of golf balls

Here is the news story for my hood

http://www.kvue.com/younews/102447719.html

So You two....whats TODAYS' water pics look like