Heavy Rain Amounts (eat, distance, summer)

[DareToDream]

This is getting to the point of being absurd! We have yet another flood watch, it's pouring rain, 60 degrees and by looking at the extended forecast, rain every day for the next 10 days...although supposedly showers and scattered t-storms......anybody know how to do a "bring the sun back" dance???????

[JFRRACING]

Originally Posted by DareToDream

This is getting to the point of being absurd! We have yet another flood watch, it's pouring rain, 60 degrees and by looking at the extended forecast, rain every day for the next 10 days...although supposedly showers and scattered t-storms......anybody know how to do a "bring the sun back" dance???????

don't feel bad dare... we just had two nice days finally and now we'er back to rain for the next 5 or 6 days i guess...what a pain in my you know what this is going to be the worst bike riding summer in a long time....eeeeerrrrrrrr

[DareToDream]

Just got the message below via email - Newhampshiregirl is in Waterville Valley - hope she and her family are weathering this well....Part of Route 3 and/or 118 (I think that's the roads) in Franconia were washed out this weekend from the rain....At least all this rain hasn't been snow!

email:
At 944 am edt, national weather service indicated 1.5 to 2 inches of rain had fallen over the last few hours in portions of northern New Hampshire.
Some locations in the warning include but are not limited to lancaster, franconia, bethlehem, north woodstock, woodstock, franconia notch state park, lincoln and waterville valley.
Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are possible in the warned area.
Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams, country roads, as well as farmland along the banks of creeks and streams. Mudslides are also possible.
It is important to know where you are relative to streams, rivers, or creeks which can become killers in heavy rains. Campers and hikers should avoid streams or creeks.

[newhampshiregirl]

Originally Posted by DareToDream

Just got the message below via email - Newhampshiregirl is in Waterville Valley - hope she and her family are weathering this well....Part of Route 3 and/or 118 (I think that's the roads) in Franconia were washed out this weekend from the rain....At least all this rain hasn't been snow!

email:
At 944 am edt, national weather service indicated 1.5 to 2 inches of rain had fallen over the last few hours in portions of northern New Hampshire.
Some locations in the warning include but are not limited to lancaster, franconia, bethlehem, north woodstock, woodstock, franconia notch state park, lincoln and waterville valley.
Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are possible in the warned area.
Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams, country roads, as well as farmland along the banks of creeks and streams. Mudslides are also possible.
It is important to know where you are relative to streams, rivers, or creeks which can become killers in heavy rains. Campers and hikers should avoid streams or creeks.

Hi D2D: Just posted this in a couple other threads, too, but rain has been horrendous. Our home is at a relatively high elevation and it's built on ledge on a hill. Luckily, the only damage we've personally suffered is a flooded basement - which is (was) a finished family room - because the ground is just saturated and can't take any more rain. Hubbie had to rip all the carpet out yesterday. We have a brook that runs behind our house. At this time of year it's usually almost dry. Now it's like a raging river. I've never seen anything like this in my whole life living in NH. Roads and driveways washed away and sink holes dotting the landscape up here.

[Suzet2262]

You guys are getting pounded out there. I hope all the crazy, rainy weather lets up and you all can enjoy what is left of your summer. I sent you all some So Cali sunshine on another post. I hope it reaches you.

Kinda off topic, but did anyone notice the google add on this thread..haha. Now thanks to JFR I always look at them. It was for a flatter tummy. What the heck does that have to do with the weather...sheez.

[WannaComeHome]

must have been a glitch! right now I'm seeing ads about flood maps, flood zones and weather forecasts.

[Suzet2262]

Originally Posted by WannaComeHome

must have been a glitch! right now I'm seeing ads about flood maps, flood zones and weather forecasts.

Lmfao, I swear I am not crazy, this is what I still see....

10 rules of a Flat Stomach - Cut down 9 lbs of Stomach Fat every 11 Days By Obeying These 10 Rules. (FatLoss4Idiots.com)

Oh and I am not premoting this site at all....

[WannaComeHome]

too funny! I think whatever is on your mind (?) is infiltrating the ads. Now I've got:
Flood Risk Maps, Flood Zone Maps, and... your 10 Rules of Flat Stomach instead of the weather forecasts! talk about a non-sequitor.

[Suzet2262]

Originally Posted by WannaComeHome

too funny! I think whatever is on your mind (?) is infiltrating the ads. Now I've got:
Flood Risk Maps, Flood Zone Maps, and... your 10 Rules of Flat Stomach instead of the weather forecasts! talk about a non-sequitor.

Yeah go ahead and rub it in, I need to loose "some" belly Haha.

Oh see, who else needs to loose some belly, lmao. Haha.

[NH2NCMom]

Originally Posted by Suzet2262

Oh see, who else needs to loose some belly, lmao. Haha.

ME!!!

I am still trying to get rid of the prego belly from (shhh years) ago...

maybe I need to go swimming in NH (sorta half-hearted attempt to get back towards the topic)...oh and I haven't had a moment to call my Dad, but thanks for the thoughts Suzet.