Rains too much even for weather-toughened Gulf Coast
By Michael Pearson and Dave Alsup, CNN
updated 9:06 PM EDT, Wed April 30, 2014

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/30/us/severe-weather/




CNN) -- From building-crushing hurricanes to killer sinkholes, Gulf Coast residents have seen a lot. But even these battle-tested veterans of the weather wars are marveling at torrential rains that washed out bridges and roads, sent chest-high water into homes and forced major military bases to shut down Wednesday.
"We've seen flooding before, but never flooding that washes the back of a house away," said CNN iReporter Matt Raybourn of Pensacola, Florida. "There are no words for what we are seeing here."
The rushing waters reduced some streets to rubble, gouged huge gashes in others and left stretches of many others submerged, including parts U.S. 98, the main east-west route along the coast. It was closed in several places between Fort Walton Beach and Panama City. Abandoned cars sat half-submerged along the highway.


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I haven't been paying attention to too much outside my house, where I have been experiences inner storms for months.

I am stilling seeking a housemate.

I made progress with one relationship yesterday that was of hurricane Proportions.

My dreams last night were positive and I was feeding energy into getting a new housemate.

Then they turned to seeing if a guest with a dog could possibly fit in.

8:18 am
May 1, 2014

 

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