That ain't shit. Check out SE South Dakota.
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Ha ha. Never mind. :-)
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��Heads up northern IA, this is ������ your typical heavy rain event!

Torrential rain in such a short time will cause washed out roads, water in homes, and flooding in places that have not flooded before. Some may even experience impacts ���������� seen in their lifetime. #iawx

— NWS Des Moines (@NWSDesMoines) June 22, 2024

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Radar estimated 8.3 inches of rain in the flat areas of southern Minnesota

edit Adrian, MN +9 inches. We know a few people there.
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Check this out! Radar estimates nearly 18.00" of rain just south of Sioux Falls, SD over the last 30 hours. Think about that. pic.twitter.com/3P5KFtN2Xa

— Minnesota/Wisconsin Weather (@NovakWeather) June 22, 2024

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We've entered monsoon season here

My pic of a small one rolling in yesterday vs area drone pic




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Ya. It's a mess around here.
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Wow :-)


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all of this water will end up in the Mississippi/Missouri rivers.
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That's insane
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What the fuck?
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Dropping gavins point releases to 16,000 cfs by Tuesday

https://www.nwd-mr.usace.army.mil/rc...ta/db/ORD_GAPT
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That Minnesota rain is hitting our watershed. Cedar River skyrockets in two days.
Living on a lake connecting to that river has me Fucked.
I’ve been spending all day getting ready, getting boat out, securing dock and emptying the garage.
When it’s good it’s great. When it does this shit I’m ready to move
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Beautiful photograph.
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Good luck man. Let us know how it goes.
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