Midwest about to get pwned by the weather

[dixiehack]

When the Storm Prediction Center puts you in a "high risk" zone, you pretty much better get right with your maker.

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/pwo.html

 

[Tom Petty]

for the love of christ am i ever happy i left that place.

 

[Simon_Cowbell]

for the love of christ am i ever happy i left that place.

The "high-risk" zone.... or The National Weather Service?

 

[Football_Bat]

Jeez, y'all definitely can use a break.

 

[Big Buckin' agate_monkey]

It's the Midwest in the spring. It's what we do.

 

[writing irish]

Cow****istan wept.

 

[dargan]

If I wasn't a sports writer, I'd work for the National Weather Service. Those guys are beasts.

 

[wisportswriter]

About to?
We haven't had ****ing break since Thanksgiving. Five months of non-stop heavy snowfalls and now a downpour every other damn day.
Mother Nature strapped one on in mid-November and she's been ripping us a new one ever since.




That's far and away my most graphic SJ post ever. We need a break, soon.

 

[wisportswriter]

Glub.
Glub.

Gurgle.



****, this sucks.

 

[armageddon]

About to?
We haven't had ****ing break since Thanksgiving. Five months of non-stop heavy snowfalls and now a downpour every other damn day.
Mother Nature strapped one on in mid-November and she's been ripping us a new one ever since.




That's far and away my most graphic SJ post ever. We need a break, soon.

Quit your whining.

Where else can you see, in the same week, a lake drain into a friggin river and take a few houses with it, rivers wash out or close stretches of highway in several states, and see rivers form across the street from your house?

The last visual is mine. I'm looking out my office window, into the green space behind the neighbors' homes. There is so much water back there it looks like a lake but the south-north flow is so strong it's more river.

Oh, and did I add we're at about 12 inches of rain in the last six-plus days?

 

[armageddon]

About to?
We haven't had ****ing break since Thanksgiving. Five months of non-stop heavy snowfalls and now a downpour every other damn day.
Mother Nature strapped one on in mid-November and she's been ripping us a new one ever since.




That's far and away my most graphic SJ post ever. We need a break, soon.

Quit your whining.

Where else can you see, in the same week, a lake drain into a friggin river and take a few houses with it, rivers wash out/temporarily close stretches of highway in several states, and see rivers form across the street from your house?

The last visual is mine. I'm looking out my office window, into the green space behind the neighbors' homes. There is so much water back there it looks like a lake but the south-north flow is so strong it's more river.

Oh, and did I add we're at about 12 inches of rain in the last six-plus days?

 

[Norman Stansfield]

Oh, and did I add we're at about 12 inches of rain in the last six-plus days?

Join the club.

 

[old_tony]

With today and tonight's totals, Milwaukee has now set a record for rain in the month of June -- ON THE ****ING 12TH OF THE MONTH!!!