The doppler estimated 10-15" of rainfall from near memphis to Nashville, north to central Kentucky!
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Nashville flood
Nashville recorded its wettest day ever on sunday with about 7 inches of rain. With over 6 inches the day before, that gave a grand total of about 13 1/2" of rain in two days. That was their greatest two day rain total also. That more than doubled their previous two day total back in september of 1979. They set the record for wettest May after two days of the month!
The doppler estimated 10-15" of rainfall from near memphis to Nashville, north to central Kentucky!
The doppler estimated 10-15" of rainfall from near memphis to Nashville, north to central Kentucky!
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Re: Nashville flood
We had a lot less rain here in Chattanooga. Nashville is not that far from us!
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Death toll now at least 28 people.
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Yes, Kitty - flooding can causes problems that lasts months or even years. Sad.
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I'm still seeing pictures of houses under water. Is this current or have the waters receeded? I didn't quite catch that.
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Still elevated in some areas I believe but the majority of the event is over. Very sad to hear about the Grand Ole Opry HouseKitty wrote:I'm still seeing pictures of houses under water. Is this current or have the waters receeded? I didn't quite catch that.
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I saw pictures of the Opry. They're hoping to have it open in the fall and won't be taking reservations for a few weeks. It was a mess!
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Yuck! I am glad they can salvage much of it at leastCarolina Hurricane wrote:I say pictures of the Opry. They're hoping to have it open in the fall and won't be taking reservations for a few weeks. It was a mess!
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