may not drop much after all.
More Epic Flooding? Gulf Storm Being Watched
10-20 inches of rain a possibility
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may not drop much after all.
More Epic Flooding? Gulf Storm Being Watched
10-20 inches of rain a possibility
We do need the rain. Not sure we need that much all at once.Thumbs Up
Grenada is a long way from the coast.
I think that was an apple that fell on your head DD Little. Pretty sure it wasn't the sky.
Wannabe...
Don;t matter Hugh, Heck. Jackson's 3 hours form the coast and when Katrina came through, I had over 100 MPH winds and 10 inches of rain
Yep me too
If I remember correctly though Grenada saw very little rain if any during Katrina. i know I dove hunted the weekend after Katrina in the Delta and it was dry as a bone.
That's because Katrina went east of Nader. We had that much rain or more and 80+ wind in caledonia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mississippi Slab
Doubt it effects us. We could get 3 inches in the next couple days and the lake would continue to fall most likely. We are bone dry and have been that way. With less than .9 inches of rain in the last 3 weeks gonna take a good bit before you get any run off.
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least you had SOME rain. We ain;t had none that I can remember in over a month
katrina got my roof on my barn and a flood at my house which was 20 minutes from the lake...
Not sure your experience counts G3T on account of you always having that black cloud hanging over you and following you around.Quote:
Originally Posted by G3 Troller
Wanabe...
thats ES you gewberRofl
hurricanes rarely affect the delta areas at all.
got to agree with Andy on this un Wannabe
10 inches of rain in the next few weeks and you wont see anyone involved in agriculture fishing for a long time
If grenada gets 15"of rain we going to be in trouble in the delta
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ifn u get flooded i got a guest house you can stay in... bring yo boat and we will go FISHNQuote:
Originally Posted by torch