There is a huge thunderstorm all over West Tennessee. In one hour we got NINE inches of rain. We had flash-flooded streets, overturned and submersed cars and firetrucks, tornadoes, and even a closed police station. But nothing could've prepared us for the worst... A sewage processing plant lost power and was putting out RAW sewage into the already flooded streets. I saw pictures of cars litteraly engulfed in... Uh... You get the point. Btw this happened in Memphis, where I live, but the plant was nowhere near us >:D
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Bunch of rain (and storms) down here yonder Kentucky Yeehaw!
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We live close then, soup
@ Illusionist: IKR
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steppenwulf wrote:
There is a huge thunderstorm all over East Tennessee. In one hour we got NINE inches of rain. We had flash-flooded streets, overturned and submersed cars and firetrucks, tornadoes, and even a closed police station. But nothing could've prepared us for the worst... A sewage processing plant lost power and was putting out RAW sewage into the already flooded streets. I saw pictures of cars litteraly engulfed in... Uh... You get the point. Btw this happened in Memphis, where I live, but the plant was nowhere near us >
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omg! i hope not much damage...
and eeww about sewer lol
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East Tennessee, and I'm Southwest Kentucky though.
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soupoftomato wrote:
East Tennessee, and I'm Southwest Kentucky though.
btw, on that last topic, like i said, i just forgot to add games >.<. lol shows how much of an arty person i am. but basically im saying if people want change, they're gonna have to do it themselves, not hope every1 else is going to agree and do it for them.
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Ludichris1 wrote:
soupoftomato wrote:
East Tennessee, and I'm Southwest Kentucky though.
btw, on that last topic, like i said, i just forgot to add games >.<. lol shows how much of an arty person i am. but basically im saying if people want change, they're gonna have to do it themselves, not hope every1 else is going to agree and do it for them.
Viva la revolution! lol![]()
DOn't bring discussion from other (and closed) topics to others.
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steppenwulf wrote:
There is a huge thunderstorm all over East Tennessee. In one hour we got NINE inches of rain. We had flash-flooded streets, overturned and submersed cars and firetrucks, tornadoes, and even a closed police station. But nothing could've prepared us for the worst... A sewage processing plant lost power and was putting out RAW sewage into the already flooded streets. I saw pictures of cars litteraly engulfed in... Uh... You get the point. Btw this happened in Memphis, where I live, but the plant was nowhere near us >
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Nine inches in one hour? That is huge! Where's my kayak? Actually, that's not a good idea...flood waters are often quite dangerous, what with all the debris and garbage.
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soupoftomato wrote:
DOn't bring discussion from other (and closed) topics to others.
I was just clearing my post up so that you would understand what i meant :p

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Paddle2See wrote:
Nine inches in one hour? That is huge! Where's my kayak? Actually, that's not a good idea...flood waters are often quite dangerous, what with all the debris and garbage.
and in this case garbage you don't want to mess with :s

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soupoftomato wrote:
East Tennessee, and I'm Southwest Kentucky though.
I made a mistake; I meant WEST Tennessee.
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steppenwulf wrote:
There is a huge thunderstorm all over West Tennessee. In one hour we got NINE inches of rain. We had flash-flooded streets, overturned and submersed cars and firetrucks, tornadoes, and even a closed police station. But nothing could've prepared us for the worst... A sewage processing plant lost power and was putting out RAW sewage into the already flooded streets. I saw pictures of cars litteraly engulfed in... Uh... You get the point. Btw this happened in Memphis, where I live, but the plant was nowhere near us >
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'nuff said.
I'm safe here in Britan.
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Omgabrit
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Paddle2See wrote:
steppenwulf wrote:
There is a huge thunderstorm all over East Tennessee. In one hour we got NINE inches of rain. We had flash-flooded streets, overturned and submersed cars and firetrucks, tornadoes, and even a closed police station. But nothing could've prepared us for the worst... A sewage processing plant lost power and was putting out RAW sewage into the already flooded streets. I saw pictures of cars litteraly engulfed in... Uh... You get the point. Btw this happened in Memphis, where I live, but the plant was nowhere near us >
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Nine inches in one hour? That is huge! Where's my kayak? Actually, that's not a good idea...flood waters are often quite dangerous, what with all the debris and garbage.
In Barot, Guadeloups it rained 3.8 CM in one minute, which is 1.496 inches.
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A levee broke from all this rain today D: Over five feet of water standing in Shelby Forest (one of the parks nearby)
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Oh my! That's alot of water. And the sewage processing plant...Ugh, that is quite disgusting. Isn't that dangerous...
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BWOG wrote:
One of the worst possible scenarios (Which I fortunately haven't been in):
Tornado 100 yards from your house, and your basement is flooded with 7 feet of water.
No, this is: Your house is the epicenter of a major earthquake. (No, I have not experienced that)

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Penguinsrock wrote:
Oh my! That's alot of water. And the sewage processing plant...Ugh, that is quite disgusting. Isn't that dangerous...
Hygienests beware!

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banana500 wrote:
BWOG wrote:
One of the worst possible scenarios (Which I fortunately haven't been in):
Tornado 100 yards from your house, and your basement is flooded with 7 feet of water.No, this is: Your house is the epicenter of a major earthquake. (No, I have not experienced that)
THE worst case scenario: all three things at once
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steppenwulf wrote:
Omgabrit
Lolz.

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