And as usual, our condo is half filled along with thousands of others. The water rose 4' or about what is seen in a Cat 2 storm during the overnight, releasing hundreds of boats from moorings and boat lifts. The Mobile CG was asking for good Samaritans to grab the line of any they passed as the Bay, Intercoastal, and Gulf had them floating everywhere.
Been a while since I heard of 18-24" rainfalls within 24 hours and it will be a very tough blow for an area that is but 4 Weeks from Peak Season.
Mobile to Destin flooded out
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Mobile to Destin flooded out
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That has got to be very discouraging for all involved dawg, mother nature can deal some lousy hands
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Re: Mobile to Destin flooded out
Mother nature can throw some tough stuff at us at times. I live near two rivers that when we get those heavy sustained rains here and in the Mississippi part of their watershed. Neither my place or my parents place has ever flooded. But have spent many a hour helping relatives, friends and sometimes total strangers during and after they flood. (Housed some during repairs etc) So I know first hand the trials and tribulations associated with the floods. My heart goes out to those involved.
Our family "Camp" in Pass Christian got three foot of water, on the second floor during Katrina. (Only house/structure left standing on the street it is on) Lots of work to strip it back to a shell to "Dry it out". We didn't refinish it, but sold it as a shell to a friends parents whose entire home a few blocks away was wiped out. Even though it wasn't ours anymore, I spent a lot of time helping them refinish it.
I talked to Welders cousin on Bayou Chico in Pensacola day before yesterday. Thank goodness they came out "High and dry" and are fine. But there are several they know in the area that did not make out so good. Bobbie said there were several roads damaged over there as well. (Washed out)
Take care and hopefully yall will recover quickly!
Our family "Camp" in Pass Christian got three foot of water, on the second floor during Katrina. (Only house/structure left standing on the street it is on) Lots of work to strip it back to a shell to "Dry it out". We didn't refinish it, but sold it as a shell to a friends parents whose entire home a few blocks away was wiped out. Even though it wasn't ours anymore, I spent a lot of time helping them refinish it.
I talked to Welders cousin on Bayou Chico in Pensacola day before yesterday. Thank goodness they came out "High and dry" and are fine. But there are several they know in the area that did not make out so good. Bobbie said there were several roads damaged over there as well. (Washed out)
Take care and hopefully yall will recover quickly!