PNW Come Together!

[Hinotori]

Im on the West Coast. Gulf Stream is on the East Coast. Yes, a disruption in the thermohaline ocean current would be devastating but would effect the eastern seaboard first.

And after writing all that I just realized it might have been a typo and you meant Jet Stream.

 

[The Porch]

from the other side of the bay

 

[Hinotori]

All I know is this was somewhere down by Centralia today.

 

[The Porch]

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All I know is this was somewhere down by Centralia today.


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a one of the gals on the BYC Washington thread lives over there, Rosemarythyme, she has flooding

so wild I tell a, you always check to see if your buying in a flood plane but I dont know if they account for stuff like this

 

[The Porch]

 

[flowerbug]

What a couple days difference can mean. It was only .38 inches yesterday and nothing really today. Water drained off. We have a seasonal stream over that way It's 5 feet wide at the most. It overflowed a few hundred feet as can be seen.


I had a weird dream once where the water kept rising and flowing in. Mom kept sending me swimming out to lift the correct grass tuft so it would drain. Water would lower then come back in a bit. I always have weird dreams


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clear water like that is always good to see, it means you've got good ground cover and little erosion. kudoes.

 

[Hinotori]

In the summer it usually only takes us an hour to make the trip. I cant imagine 5 hours. But at least it's open.

 

[The Porch]

40 on the porch,, not bad! and the wind stopped,

 

[The Porch]

It's always pretty good here on drainage. You wouldn't think so with the marsh and big ponds. Our pond is connected to the next one and that has an outlet stream. Eventually it all empties into Muck Creek, then the Nisqually River, and out to Puget Sound.


I didn't check out the other bigger stream. It would have required wading I didnt feel like doing. Can't just see it because of the vegetation and trees.

We've never had muddy water. Plenty of stabilizing plants. I let nature do It's thing over there. Means less issues for me.

Mom actually freaked out when I showed her the water flowing over the road and she asked where it all drains to. I told her to our place first. She thought we'd get flooded out but the water comes no where near the house.

I think just about every property on this road has at least one stream. This is where the culvert couldn't handle the amount so it was going over the road from the right to left. Could see the water bubbling out of the culvert with force several feet under as well. Not really flooded, but it was flowing water so I got to see one car slide sideways a bit because they tried to stay on the right side of the road.

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Well its that time of year again,,,, ready or not,

 

[The Porch]

It takes a special kind of folk that can live in this 5 to 6 months of the year