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I don't know if it's the right section to post, if it's not the case I apologize in advance. There's lots of rain in Metro Washington, DC who flooded some areas and it had made the headline of the Drudge Report.
Itās an extremely rainy Monday in Washington D.C., and commuters are reporting that the water levels have gotten so intense that multiple stops on the Metro rail are getting flooded at an alarming rate.
No surprise that Canal Road flooded, given the topography of the area. The surprise is, why are there so many cars there? Did the road just suddenly flood without any warning? Or did people foolishly drive into a "road" that had already been transformed into its namesake?
No surprise that Canal Road flooded, given the topography of the area. The surprise is, why are there so many cars there? Did the road just suddenly flood without any warning? Or did people foolishly drive into a "road" that had already been transformed into its namesake?
Yeah, a flash flood, that area got more rain than the usual and people was caught pants down.
I lived on the Gulf coast when Katrina hit it and there were lots and lots of comments made such as "Why do they let them build there?" Why do they let them build in DC?
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