Posted by Dave Sherburne NY on June 28, 2013 at 00:48:43 from (50.48.61.79):
Weather Guesser says maybe a tenth of an inch overnite WRONG AGAIN Wife woke me up about 1AM told me the car dealer next door was moving his cars to higher ground. I looked out the back door and the river between the house and garage is over 2 feet deep.So I go out to move our vehicles to hlgh ground that VW Beetle is real low to the ground I got the truck and trailer moved out probably won't go to the tractor show anyway. Equinox is standing by next door for a quick getaway when the house starts to float away. The gravel driveway will need a couple of more loads of gravel when its over. 3:30 am and radar shows the backside of the storm about 75 miles west of here. Sandbags at outside cellar door are working quite well it's only 3 to 4 ft.deep in the cellar now. Amazing how that 40 yr old water heater can keep going after these 100 yr floods, this is the 5th one since 2006 June 28th is the same day as that one. The fella next door has left already, Went over to the church after I got this place sand bagged; they needed a boss for a little while I just called and it seems to be under control. Tomorrow there will be canoeing down main street again. Did I mention that those GFI circuit breakers will be gone next week they don't seem to work well with sump pumps. I already eliminated the ones at church and all the pumps are working, Why would anyone put them in a circuit with a freezer or sump pump? I'll try to post an update and pictures tomorrow.
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