You still good Mackin?

Edge reaches here shortly. Preparations have been made:
https://imgur.com/a/1xijPXo

Thanks DRAS
Love that dude with the flag

RC
"That deep ravine behind your house should be beneficial but needs watching."

Just our private "wetlands"

Creek overflowedd for the first time this year. NO BIGGY

You ain't had 23 inches of rain a day yet.

Swansboro is reporting nearly 3 feet of rain.

>>  nearly 3 feet of rain.

Instant lake.

>lake

Right. Go outside and imagine 3 feet of water standing as far as the eye can see.  Then imagine ALL of it running to the low spots.

Wilmington

Remember the river down the street from the last CoreCon? It's expected to crest about 45 (13.7m) feet above flood level.

>Mackin casa
>Drastic casa

The path of torrential rains in projected to go between Raleigh and Charlotte to exit into VA/WV/TN quadrant.  Looks like they'll dodge a bullet.

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River here is up about 2.5 feet (.76m). This is a wind-driven tide, not rain.

Quote from: rcjordan on September 15, 2018, 09:31:19 PM
Swansboro is reporting nearly 3 feet of rain.

That is mind-boggling. I can't imagine. Three feet of snow, sure, but that's only the equivalent of about 4 inches of rain

Waffle House Stays Open and Slashes Prices During Hurricanes

Wilmington and many other NC communities (some inland) are now islands --no road access.

Well, at least Waffle House is open for business.

I got an email from a friend in Fayetteville, NC: 11 inches of rain, trees have come down taking out power.  They have been on natural gas powered generator for a couple of days.  But generally all is well.