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25 Inches
I cannot imagine what 25 inches of rain looks like. It can't be pretty.
My thoughts are with the people of Texas.
Be safe!
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Re: 25 Inches
And the bad thing is that is looks like the storm system is sticking around for awhile.
Looks like a really bad situation for those in S. Texas.
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Re: 25 Inches
Goose wrote:
I cannot imagine what 25 inches of rain looks like. It can't be pretty.
My thoughts are with the people of Texas.
Be safe!
I know what 16 inches of rain looks like (Tropical Storm Agnes, 1972).....Market St. in York flooded to just west of Newberry St., for starters.
This could have a long term impact on fuel supplies in the NE, but not immediate. I remember a few years ago when the Colonial Pipeline was partially shut down from the storm that gave us the "Halloween snow"--gas shortages (Sheetz particularly hard hit) did not show up until around Thanksgiving.
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