Mt. Rainier Nat'l Park recorded 10" rain in 24 hours. Six rivers reached record flood levels today. Cowlitz river near Packwood flooding and changing it's course - 300 homes evacuated near there in High Valley park, 2 homes already gone down the river, 3 more likely to. An elk hunter drowned in his vehicle when it got sucked into the river. Rain slacking off now but some rivers still rising. Governor has named 18 of our 19 counties as disaster areas. Massive flooding around the state.
Several Arks have been started building reportedly
Well this was a real bad week to have to come to the San Diego beach resort on work. Dry Santa Ana winds, record high (85) for the date yesterday, zero clouds. Just doesn't feel right. Just saturday I was blasting up the ridge above Foss Road in driving rain with Led Zep Misty Mountain Top at top volume
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Traffic was awesome on Hwy 9 this morning... It was closed coming through the Snohomish Valley and opened up at Cathcart Way. Perfect.... I live off of Cathcart way. Took me only 15 minutes to get to work, usually takes 30. But the people up in Lake Stevens are haten life right now.
I haven't heard but does anyone know if the levee broke on the Snohomish River???
A cross between quasimoto and the elephant man..... But only the good parts!!!!!
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We are mostly dry in Boise, but we are getting the winds from your storms - very erratic and powerful.... like microbursts without the rapid temperature changes. I feel for you guys - TIME TO RAISE THOSE BREATHER TUBES!!!
Looks like an old FJ almost took a swim from the rain:
Caption from the Seattle Times: As a Toyota Land Cruiser teeters on the concrete, Mike Lovell cautiously examines where the Raging River — swirling just beyond the doors — destroyed the floor of friend Mike Nichols' garage. Nichols' house used to be more than 70 feet from the river before floodwaters rose on Tuesday.
A cross between quasimoto and the elephant man..... But only the good parts!!!!!
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