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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Good gosh. That's serious amounts of rain. Stay safe.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Do you have a way to pump it out, in attempt to stay ahead of it?

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  • 4205raymond

    Joe, I am ok. Low water table on my street. Next door neighbor got some too. I never finished off my cellar so no real loss to my little work shop. Have about 1" water. Its hydrostatic pressure. Learned years ago that most of water will go back where it came from if I wait it out about 12 hours. Less work to clean it up. I do have a sump pump and de-humidifier will run all night.--------------------------Ray

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  • Horse Plains Drifter

    Wow, I did not know you folks were getting that kind of weather back there. Prayers for a safe outcome.

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  • Lady Rae

    Prayers sent 🙏 Ray Our winter was terrible and we really haven't had any summer to write home about.

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  • SW0320

    Have to check with my BIL he is up in Pleasant Valley, NY just up the road from you and have not heard from him.

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  • JimmyJack

    In Wisc. we are about 6 inches low from the average . Good luck with your basement.

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  • asop

    Ya-Here in the cheese state we REALLY need some of that stuff🤨

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  • waltermoe

    Back in May 1994 we had over 18 inches of rain that month and I had one wall of the foundation come in. Talk about a mess. If water came in at least your relieving pressure off the foundation. I learned one thing about water in the ground, you can divert it but you can’t stop it.

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  • 4205raymond
    SW0320: 30116621760795/comments/30116631988763

    Have to check with my BIL he is up in Pleasant Valley, NY just up the road from you and have not heard from him.

    Your BIL has my deepest sympathy. That's Hillary country.😀

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  • Rocky Raab

    Vermont's capital city is mostly underwater and so many roads are washed out that no more evacuation is possible. Some dams only one foot from reaching their spillways - for the first time ever. Seven inches in 22 hours there, with more coming.

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  • SW0320
    Rocky Raab: 30116621760795/comments/30116603092635

    Vermont's capital city is mostly underwater and so many roads are washed out that no more evacuation is possible. Some dams only one foot from reaching their spillways - for the first time ever. Seven inches in 22 hours there, with more coming.

    Bernie Sanders will save them LOL

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  • 4205raymond

    Had a decent nights sleep. Woke up had a cup of coffee and opened cellar door. Water in cellar again. Less than 1" but a real pain. Must have rained all night. Ground is saturated. Wish I could bottle it up and send to you folks that really need it. -----------------------------Ray

    PS: guess over in Bucks County, Pa. they got hammered.

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  • austin20
    SW0320: 30116621760795/comments/30116622869531

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11400689#Comment_11400689

    Bernie Sanders will save them LOL

    That idiot couldn’t save a date

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  • jimdeere

    We had 3-1/2 " Thursday night. Friday, we a micro burst. It tore a strip through here about two miles wide. It picked up our kids play house and smashed it. It blew my corn over. Some was blown to the north and some to the east. A neighbor about a mile from me got it bad. He's been cutting and hauling trees and limbs since Friday evening.

    Still not nearly as bad as the folks in the Northeast.

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  • Mercury

    Here in the desert, we've had ONE piddly rain in the last 6.5 months........just nothing this year. :(


    SEND WATER!



    Merc

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  • Toolman286

    JIm, we got the rain but not too windy on our side of the mountain. Let me know if I can help.

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