> With all of the recent rain, where I live is all but under
> water. The house is still livable but there is water in the basement
> and more rain coming. Two pumps going full time and water is...

> BudBurner hotmail.com> wrote in
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>> With all of the recent rain, where I live is all but under
>> water. The house is still livable but there is water in the basement
>> and more rain coming. Two pumps going full time and water is still
>> rising down there. Outside, everything smells like a wet dog or
>> decaying plant matter or some combination of both, with maybe a little
>> sewer backup tossed in for good measure. Roads are flooded and closed,
>> my fulltime job is being threatened with flooding too.
>> There is a mostly stationary high pressure center south
>> southeast of here and all of the moisture from the gulf is being
>> pulled up along the western edge of it and right overhead, bringing
>> rain day after day after day; we have gone from drought to flood in
>> just a few weeks.
>> Don't look for me for a little while, I am going to be quite
>> busy with damage control.
>> BudBurner
>> ...

> BudBurner hotmail.com> wrote innews:1187918838.444425.65030@z24g2000prh.googlegroups.com:
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>> With all of the recent rain, where I live is all but under
>> water. The house is still livable but there is water in the basement
>> and more rain coming. Two pumps going full time and water is still
>> rising down there. Outside, everything smells like a wet dog or
>> decaying plant matter or some combination of both, with maybe a little
>> sewer backup tossed in for good measure. Roads are flooded and closed,
>> my fulltime job is being threatened with flooding too.
>> There is a mostly stationary high pressure center south
>> southeast of here and all of the moisture from the gulf is being
>> pulled up along the western edge of it and right overhead, bringing
>> rain day after day after day; we have gone from drought to flood in
>> just a few weeks.
>> Don't look for me for a little while, I am going to be quite
>> busy with damage control.
>> BudBurner ...

> On Aug 24, 9:46 am, Olde Hippee yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> On Aug 24, 8:19 am, fanghorn wrote:

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>>>BudBurnerhotmail.com> wrote innews:1187918838.444425.65030@z24g2000prh.googlegroups.com:

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>>>> With all of the recent rain, where I live is all but under
>>>> water. The house is still livable but there is water in the basement
>>>> and more rain coming. Two pumps going full time and water is still
>>>> rising down there. Outside, everything smells like a wet dog or
>>>> decaying plant matter or some combination of both, with maybe a little
>>>> sewer backup tossed in for good measure. Roads are flooded and closed,
>>>> my fulltime job is being threatened with flooding too.
>>>> There is a mostly stationary high pressure center south
>>>> southeast of here and all of the moisture from the gulf is being
>>>> pulled up along the western edge of it and right overhead, bringing
>>>> rain day after day after day; we have gone from drought to flood in ...

> On Aug 24, 9:46 am, Olde Hippee yahoo.com> wrote:

>> On Aug 24, 8:19 am, fanghorn wrote:
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>>>BudBurnerhotmail.com> wrote
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> Glad to hear you're ok. Unfortunately (or fortunately for me) I leve in
> a part of the world where we don't get that sort of thing - a tornado
> every decade mabe hits one or two houses here, but that's pretty well
> it. I really feel for the people near Detroit, but can't picture what
> it's like in your area, I just have no reference for it. Stay safe and
> keep the kids out of the water, you don't want them getting anything
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> With all of the recent rain, where I live is all but under
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