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Yancey county has faired better than much of WNC area . Part of or field his ponding from all the rain and the creeks were high but nothing special not in other parts of the county I been to . See how we far after this weekend !
Yancey county has faired better than much of WNC area . Part of or field his ponding from all the rain and the creeks were high but nothing special not in other parts of the county I been to . See how we far after this weekend !
I know....sounds like MD holiday weekend could be even worse than last week, depending on the track of the storm...
We've not seen much rain so far here north of Weaverville' less than a quarter inch since this rainy spell started. The triangle between Leicester, Hot Springs and Weaverville historically has had under 40" annually. Supposedly the area around Weaverville was called Dry Ridge by the Native Americans.
When the drizzle lets up I'm going out to make sure the thank-you-m'ams are still in good shape. We have a quarter-mile gravel driveway that's steep in parts.
When the drizzle lets up I'm going out to make sure the thank-you-m'ams are still in good shape. /QUOTE]
Should I know what that means...?
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