Thread: Round 1 coming up!

Yep, I'm on the north edge of the system in Wabash county and it would appear the white bass and crappie run at Hogsback is all but ruined this year .And here silly me took the third week of April off work to fish. I doubt they will get it drawn down low enough before cutting off the spillway. Forecast says another 2" on Friday . Carry on.

I got lucky…no sevear 60 or 70 mph winds..winds about 30. Rain super heavy at times,,lots of lightning and thunder,,we are still going to have rains till 6 am and so far 2.4 inches of rain in rain gage…Round 2 late tomorrow aternoon/evening.

It was rough here last night with sirens going off and roaring winds like we’ve never seen or felt. Spent a lot of time between the bed and our basement safe space….im tired….LOL

2.6” for the nite for me. River shot up over 5 ft and going higher as time progresses. I’m sure others got more rain south and east of me as well as high wind damage being reported. Over 400 around me without power in the pretty remote part of SW Indiana. I’m one of the lucky ones so far with power still on. One of our Res- x Monroe shot up a foot..6000 cfs inflow…that’s a ton for that’s 10,500 acre Res.

West central Indiana here(Parke county) we got really strong winds but no damage anywhere close and only .66 in of rain, power went out for about 5 seconds.. supposed to get another 3-5 in by Sunday though.

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1.5 of rain at my place. We are sort of sheltered from the wind most days, but it was howling in the ridgeline above us.

It did split & blow a tree down in my mom's yard that I'll take care of when it dries out some. At 89 chain sawing is not her line of work.

Picked up 6/10 in round 2..most of the rain stay just south of me. patoka got 1.7. My 48 hr total is 3.2” so far. Radar is showing we get pounded this afternoon with front moving alittle north. Monroe now has 11000 cfs going into it. East Fork of White at Bedford is going to shoot up Wednesday to 33’ high. Severe flooding from Seymour to Shoals coming later on. At least we didn’t have any high winds. Our REMC is busting their butts, Yesterday over 350 without power….now zero. They have a rough job in some of this rough hill country.