Scott Murray
Senior Member
Um yeah just a bit of rain 
Marilynne's Wetlands and Other Stuff
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nikonpup
Senior Member
guess you can stay home for you alligator shots today.we had a touch of rain yesterday, last night and early this morning.
My backyard before dawn
driveway
down the street
our mailbox
reflections of dawn
Well, the water is receding, but not fast enough.
Not close enough to any canals for alligator shots Ron, but plan to stay out of the water due to snakes. Chris saw our possum swim quickly across the back yard, by the time I got there, it was gone. Guess we should have gotten out the canoe and checked out the neighborhood. Oh, that is under water also.
Not close enough to any canals for alligator shots Ron, but plan to stay out of the water due to snakes. Chris saw our possum swim quickly across the back yard, by the time I got there, it was gone. Guess we should have gotten out the canoe and checked out the neighborhood. Oh, that is under water also.
nikonpup
Senior Member
The average annual rainfall for Yakima, Washington is 8.63 inches. :-(
The morning after the flood.
Looking west - yes, someone else's palm fronds parked themselves at the edge of our driveway
Looking east - another frond from who knows where
The guy at the corner was really flooded on Friday. After the wet vac, comes the airing out of the vehicle. Two rooms in his house also had some flooding.
A casualty - the nearest canal is four blocks north
Looking west - yes, someone else's palm fronds parked themselves at the edge of our driveway
Looking east - another frond from who knows where
The guy at the corner was really flooded on Friday. After the wet vac, comes the airing out of the vehicle. Two rooms in his house also had some flooding.
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member
Looks like a real mess... hope your home did not suffer damage Marilynne..
Pat in NH
Pat in NH
Pat, we're the high spot on the street, that's why the palm fronds settled at our house. We had a some water in the screen room based on the high tide level on the indoor/outdoor carpet. Drying it out with the ceiling fans and box fan.
