Grand Forks Part II
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I have quite a few pictures, i went out and snapped away between bagging, my rest consisted of picture taking, didnt get a pic but there was a coast guard dolphin helicopter flying around south fargo this afternoon. if i get the chance ill try to post a few, i have most of my appartment in shambles, movin stuff to higher ground and the desktops are put up, this laptop dosent like rendering raw format pics, but ill try to find time to post a few.
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darkelvis;267867 wrote:
my neighbor just walked down to the sheyenne diversion just north of 12th ave. He said that the diversion is full and all the standing water in our ditches is now at sheyenne height. The people that have been living here for years (some 30+) all figure that the river will break out and fill our little development within the next 24 hrs. We all parked on the highway tonight.Within 24-36 hrs I'll be fishing from my deck on darkelvis island.
I drove by your place and went to a friends house north of you on the airport road and he has had to sandbag all around his place...its not good there
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Good Walcott flood video
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Lost job today due to Tommy's Sports bar in mayville going under water.
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WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT
UNTIL 3 PM CDT WEDNESDAY
Urgent - Winter Weather Message National Weather Service Grand Forks ND 1005 PM CDT Tue Mar 24 2009, Heavy Snow Expected Tonight Into Wednesday Over Parts Of The Area,
.A Band Of Rain, Freezing Rain, Sleet, And Snow Will Change To A Heavy Wet Snow Over The Region Tonight. The Heaviest Band Of Snow Is Expected From Fargo North Through Grand Forks, Fosston, Roseau, And Lake Of The Woods. Storm Total Snow Accumulations Will Range From 5 To 8 Inches, But Isolated Locations Could Receive Even More. Gusty North Winds To 30 Mph Will Also Produce Blowing And Drifting Snow. The Combination Of Heavy Accumulating Snow, As Well As Freeze Of Water That Remains Over Some Roads Due To Recent Rainfall, Will Make Travel Very Dangerous In Many Areas.
This Winter Storm Is Being Caused By A Strong Area Of Low Pressure That Is Moving Into The Minnesota Arrowhead.
Clay-Cass- Including The Cities Of, Moorhead, Fargo 1005 PM CDT Tue Mar 24 2009
, Winter Storm Warning In Effect Until 3 PM CDT Wednesday,
The National Weather Service In Grand Forks Has Issued A Winter Storm Warning For Heavy Snow, Which Is In Effect Until 3 PM CDT Wednesday. The Winter Weather Advisory Is No Longer In Effect.
Rain Will Mix With Sleet And Freezing Rain Through Midnight Before Changing To A Heavy Wet Snow. Total Snow Accumulations By Noon On Wednesday Will Range From 5 To 8 Inches. Isolated Higher Amounts Are Possible. North Winds Will Gust To 30 Mph And Cause Areas Of Blowing And Drifting Snow. The Combination Will Create Dangerous Travel Conditions.
Conditions Will Begin Improving After The Noon Hour On Wednesday As The Snow Band Diminishes.
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Heh, that walcott video doesnt realize Fargo's being protected for up to 42 ft
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Raider;267876 wrote:
I drove by your place and went to a friends house north of you on the airport road and he has had to sandbag all around his place...its not good thereJason's house?
And yet there is nothing being said about the sheyenne or the communities in this area. I spent most of my night helping the little old lady at the very end of my road. The river is 2-3 feet from her house, at her dike, and the fucker broke. I built the hell out of that thing tonight.
Bp-08;267877 wrote:
yea i was up in that area too but on the moorhead side.Since when is the west fargo airport anywhere near moorhead?
DelSlow;267887 wrote:
Jesus, why don't people in Fargo just move?! Those idiots.
bubbaRandom post that usually has nothing to do with the thread followed by a strange picture which will end up confusing people even more.
DelSlow
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Probably cause everyones believed the diverison is the greatest thing since sliced bread..as of this morning.
Theyre talkin about it now on KFGO. Some guy named Ben
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I say that with the budget surplus we should buy a FUCKLOAD of land and dig a HUGE man made lake just outside of fargo. That way every spring the red, sheyenne, buffalo, wild rice, etc... can all drain into it and fill it instead of flooding the area and every summer when we have a drought we will have a backup water source. It would provide a way to keep the area from flooding, recreation, housing on the lots surrounding it, etc...
But, what do I know?
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