Dear Gawd! We gone drown again.

[Are_grits_groceries]

THIS RIVER, is also known at I-95 SB in Ridgeland. @NWSCharlestonSC @weatherchannel PLEASE AVOID! #wtoc #scwx

Halp.....

[saltpoint]

1. Slippery when wet. eom

[Fresh_Start]

2. sorry for your troubles

stay safe

[AgadorSparticus]

3. Yikes. Stay safe or there, SC!

[Liberal_in_LA]

34. plus one

[malaise]

4. You and them kitties better stay safe

[brer cat]

5. Stay safe and dry, grits! nt

[mnhtnbb]

6. Yikes!

We are headed to Charleston a week from tomorrow for the Spoleto Festival.

Hope it hasn't washed away by then.

Find high ground!

[SCantiGOP]

30. See you at Spoleto

We're seeing Porgy and Bess, The Importance of Being Earnest and a Chamber Music.

[SunSeeker]

7. I remember when I lived in Louisiana floods like that floated out the water moccasins.

[Ferd Berfel]

8. If Bernie was President

you'd probably have an Infrastructure project to fix this............


Drumpf, Clinton? Not so much. We might have to bomb brown people on the other side of the planet first.

[Sunlei]

11. Congress has had an infastructure jobs bill sitting in front of them for 7 years, ask them why they

won't let Americans rebuild our crumbling infrastructure?

[Jester Messiah]

13. Because government can't create jobs, duh.

Can't endanger the narrative, you know.

[MyNameGoesHere]

14. Why? Because congress is all of a sudden

going to start believing in god like president that is riding rainbows on unicorns? Or is Sanders going to threaten them with a debate with Castro if they don't acquiesce?

[Ferd Berfel]

32. Sanders has been successfully working with them and getting things done

for people, for many decades

[MyNameGoesHere]

35. Well I am sure those post office renames

Are doing amazing things for folks

[Ferd Berfel]

36. Those number go back decades through many congress' - But thanks for playing

[MyNameGoesHere]

40. Funny I actually have been

Reading all his congressional records today. I can't for the life of me see what all the commotion is about. He's an average politician at best. At worse he's a regional buerocrat. Not a lot of depth that I could see.

[Skittles]

42. educate yourself

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/04/opinion/2-questions-for-bernie-sanders.html?_r=0

[winstars]

19. Boring.

[Are_grits_groceries]

23. Why you jumping in my thread with that shit?

JUST.STOP.
If I wanted to make a political statement I would have.

[Ferd Berfel]

33. Sorry

I thought you might want to get this problem corrected.

Done

[Beaverhausen]

27. Funny but I heard Clinton talk about infrastructure recently

And she could actually get congress to work with her on the issue.

[Squinch]

43. A poster is showing a very frightening situation in his home town. This is your response?

You guys are ridiculous.

[Shrike47]

9. High ground, Grits, head for the high ground! The Rockies, for instance.

We think dry thoughts to you.

[nolabear]

10. Jesus, Honey. Keep that axe in the attic.

Seriously, I hope you and yours are safe and dry.

[shadowmayor]

12. No Federal Aide

Until the ACA is repealed or is it gay marriage or anything else that might actually help people? Hurricane Sandy was a real litmus test after Katrina. New Jersey and NY clobbered and Uncle Sam money was held up by repukes. You'd think the republicans in the northeast would have finally said enough, but like all good apparatchiks, they just genuflected. This country is a goddamned mess, and one perfectly sensible step is to blow tons of money on our infrastructure. It creates jobs, American jobs, it's a huge investment for future generations, and money spent on infrastructure is an economic multiplier. And yet, our congress critters can't put two and two together because a democrat, a black democrat resides in the white house. Simply amazing that this goes on and on.

[Blue_Adept]

15. The warning sides to getting out of these areas are huge

But we're the classic frog in the pot without realizing it (yes, I know, frogs won't actually stay in that pot).

[dgibby]

16. OMG!

Looks like I got out of the Lowcountry just in time! Seriously, Grits, that is awful. Wonder how Charleston and Summerville are doing. Is this related to Bonnie?

[Enthusiast]

22. Is it true that low lying land in South Carolina is rapidly losing value due to climate change?

[Are_grits_groceries]

25. Haven't heard that.

It should. But it's awful quiet.

[Are_grits_groceries]

24. Yep.

It is rolling over that area. I am getting some of it.
They might as well put I95 in SC on stilts if this keeps up.

[suffragette]

17. Yikes! Stay safe!

[mountain grammy]

20. Stay safe, grits.

Hope you're on high ground.

[drm604]

21. Did you take that?

Are you stuck in that?

[Are_grits_groceries]

26. No

I got that off Twitter.
That is down I95 South of me.

[NJCher]

28. where is it on here?

Cher

[Are_grits_groceries]

45. I95 near Ridgeland, SC. nt

[Peachhead22]

29. Thoughts and prayers

for the people in the affected areas of the country.

[longship]

31. Next exit 4 miles. R&K nt

[kentauros]

37. Use the WunderMap to look at hydrology reports from NOAA

http://wxug.us/1urqq


Click on the little colored flag-bubbles to get a pop-up of info and a link to the NOAA page for that river, or a flood-stage graphic such as this one:





I've found that function exceptionally helpful in the Houston area for our natural and concrete bayous. Stay safe!

[Are_grits_groceries]

46. Thanks!

[MFM008]

38. good luck!

take care.

[Scootaloo]

39. Gotta watch out

Way things are going, Appalachia is going to be beachfront property by the time I'm an old man

[MissB]

41. Damn.

That's a shit ton of water.

Meanwhile, it's supposed to be in the 90s in Portland Oregon this week. I don't want flooding, but a bit of rain might be nice.

Stay dry.

[Squinch]

44. Are you OK? It is so frightening to see this near your home. My thoughts to you and yours.

[Are_grits_groceries]

47. I'm ok.

I still have my ark out.
Seriously, that's south of me on I95. However, the way the weather moves, it could roll much closer soon. We gone find out.

[Squinch]

48. Keep us posted.

There was a storm a few years ago where they were taking my neighbors out in pontoon boats. There is nothing weirder, especially if the area is not prone to such bad floods.

Stuff happens fast in these storms, so if there is even a worry, get out to somewhere safe.

And let us know how you are.