Rustys-Beef-o-Reeno said:
We talking about your wife still or the valve box?
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Cypress...will walk through the backyard this afternoon and take a look.Ducks4brkfast said:
Where are you? If you've got an issue with your system, you'd have likely seen evidence of it by now. Your pipes underground are okay.
From ice to water
Wet weather stating Monday into mid week. Heavy rainfall is possible which may lead to street flooding and rises on area creeks, bayous, and rivers. #houwx #txwx pic.twitter.com/i8yOy0FG6o
— Jeff Lindner (@JeffLindner1) January 20, 2024
Ice IS water.
Sea Speed said:
Ice IS water.
Sorry, from solid water to liquid water
Sea Speed said:
Ice IS water.
Buckle up. Hopefully spread out enough.
— Matt Lanza 🤌🏼 (@mattlanza) January 20, 2024
wessimo said:Buckle up. Hopefully spread out enough.
— Matt Lanza 🤌🏼 (@mattlanza) January 20, 2024
Gross. Just gross!
Sea Speed said:
Ice IS water.
Ice is just slow release rain.
Cromagnum said:Sea Speed said:
Ice IS water.
Ice is just slow release rain.
At least in the rain the idiots on the freeway drive slow and throw on flashers. In the ice they just slam on the brakes as they plow in to one another.
Your experience may vary.Sea Speed said:Cromagnum said:Sea Speed said:
Ice IS water.
Ice is just slow release rain.
At least in the rain the idiots on the freeway drive slow and throw on flashers. In the ice they just slam on the brakes as they plow in to one another.
Water in the ball valve, mine did that 2 yrs ago. I turn off at 45* angles and bought a sleeve cover for it.rilloaggie said:
They were open 90 degrees. It split at the inlet valve so I assume some water was trapped at or just above that.
This pic is from this morning, petcocks are closed from yesterday afternoon when I was trying to fire everything back up.
SCW going to stage 1 flood alert for tomorrow
AgLiving06 said:
SCW going to stage 1 flood alert for tomorrow
Doesn't mother nature know its not a holiday
AgLiving06 said:
SCW going to stage 1 flood alert for tomorrow
Just get this done with tomorrow so I can actually fly out on time Tuesday
AgLiving06 said:
SCW going to stage 1 flood alert for tomorrow
The Karens have started to furiously type their staying home notices.
Stage 1 flood aka NBD
CDUB98 said:AgLiving06 said:
SCW going to stage 1 flood alert for tomorrow
The Karens have started to furiously type their staying home notices.
Brenda already has Jason's Deli delivering for the mandatory lunch and learn meeting in the conference room.
She was looking forward to saving all the extra chip bags and cookies.
Sea Speed said:AgLiving06 said:
SCW going to stage 1 flood alert for tomorrow
Doesn't mother nature know its not a holiday
It's National Answer Your Cat's Questions Day
Stage 5 Flood Alert of Karens at the local HEB.
Shelves will be empty by 7.
Shelves will be empty by 7.
My bad. I should have used Brenda or Bertha.
6+ inches of rain already this morning in Austin County
Congrats on the sechs.AustinCountyAg said:
6+ inches of rain already this morning in Austin County
Looks like military CHAFF over DFW pic.twitter.com/LsSXv5Hyr0
— Adam Lucio 🌪️ (@AdamLucioWX) January 21, 2024
Chaff? What's the deal here?
Quote:
Chaff is the name given to tiny glass fibers covered in aluminum metal. Developed by the British and Germans independently during World War II, its purpose is to confuse enemy radar to make it more difficult to detect aircraft during wartime. It is dropped by airplanes and spreads widely with the wind as it falls. Chaff is often used offshore during local military training exercises, and NWS meteorologists note its appearance on radar several dozen times a year just off Cape Fear.
How tiny are these fibers?
Where was this rain in August?
CincyAg said:
Where was this rain in August?
No kidding. It's a lake all around my area right now. Probably won't get a single drop May-Sep too.
Anyone's drains working, or is it lakes all around?
It can stop raining now.
We're at 9.5" of rain at our house since Monday morning.
Is that number from your personal gauge or is there a good website where you can see total rainfall accumulation over a time period in an area? I'm having a hard time Googling this for some reason.