i stayed. it was a weird feeling not sing land any more. the view from allen s front porch really shows the devastating damage. we had planned on staying here. with all the fuel tanks rupturing and the water, it is terrible. allen and his wife are staying in. all but came back to monitor the damage to their home. i did prepare for it. i got everything out of the basement including the furnace. right now, it is just a waiting game. town officials have not been able to quantify the depth of the murky water, but it has already swallowed up cars and backyard swing sets. crews are going out every three hours to monitor the rising water and search for hazardous materials. the number of open floodgates is constantly changing, but town officials say the open its combined with the peaks later tonight to make flat conditions were spurred to give you a little bit of a reference, the real storm of record for anybody living memory is hurricane agnes in june of 1972. that was f