Have been innonedated by the most water in a long time. Some folks have already left. Many have stayed taking a cautious wait and see approach. Some stranded folks are hoping that flooded out roads will eventually recede, giving them access to and from their homes on higher ground. Definitely something you prepare for, but i think the scope of this storm is definitely something that people didnt plan for even in their preplanning for the storm. The only reason why im chilling is because im a three time flood victim. I was laying there doing nothing while everyone is moving. Even my next door neighbor, everybody is gone, but me. Its looks a lot deeper and it doesnt look like it will recede. In 2014 when the tides receded, you had access into your house, but it doesnt look like that this year. Do you think there are homes that werent affected . For sure. And the volume of water that is reaching the houses is definitely at a higher level, so more things are compromised. Since these towns
Their preplanning for the storm. Im sitting there t laying there, you know, doing nothing, while everyone is moving. My next door neighbor, everybody is gone, but me. It looks like its a lot deeper and definitely doesnt look like its going to recede with the tide. When the tides receded. You had access into your house. It doesnt look that way this year. Homes that may not be affected because of the depth of the water . For sure, and the volume of water that is reaching the houses is definitely at a higher level, so more things are compromised. Now though many of the houses will take on some water. In most cases, they wont be badly damaged. The federal Flood Insurance program said if you dont raise your house above the flood level, then were not going to insure it. Thats not to say there wont be any damage, but more minimal than you would have imagined 20 years ago when these were regular floods doing all kinds of damage all the time. Reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. It looks
Jesus Christ came to be the light of the world, Elder Dale G. Renlund says during the 46th annual Festival of Lights at the Washington D.C. Temple Visitors’ Center on Nov. 28, 2023.