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4 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

Actually through much of October.

Can you post Alaska?

3 minutes ago, Poker2015 said:

Just took a drive through my town and there are abandoned cars all over the place, roads washed out, and debris all over the place.

All the alerts probably confused some people. Tornado warning, go to the basement...Flash Flood warning, get to higher ground...

Yes the flash flood warning and the emergency is very confusing to most people

16 minutes ago, Whineminster said:

We do it with oil, moving it all across the country in pipelines...... No reason we can't do it for water, but we would need much larger pumps and pipes.  I wouldn't bother treating it until it needs to be drank.... Just dump it into lake Mead lol

There is a massive ecological problem. Water is very different from different parts of the country. Also, bacteria, algae, ect from long transport.

6 hours ago, Will - Rutgers said:

buy/rent a dehumidifier and hit the moisture hard.  drop desiccant everywhere you feel like, it’s a hell of a lot easier to remove than mold and a hundredth as dangerous and costly as mold is.  be liberal with bleach on spots if you think you have mold growth.  if you have the means get a professional early before it starts manifesting because it’s like bedbugs, an ounce of prevention is a pound of cure.

area mold professionals will be busy and charging accordingly.  if you put some work in over the next few days you will save yourself a lot of time money and stress.

Thanks man, really soild advice.

I already put the dehumidifiers into hose mode and have fans going.

Low dew point will help today too

2 minutes ago, Will - Rutgers said:

hey man I have dealt with my own flooding during Irene and want to say I hope you are doing well, it can be real stressful shit.

be aggressive with mold.

Yeah, I ended up doing pretty well once I was able to wall off the water, but it was insane at one point.

Any tips for the mold? Luckily the dew point will be like 40 tom

Lol

Guys tonight was the craziest thing I've ever seen I was ready for the the flood and I still flooded I had sandbags Pumps, dry vacume luckily I saved most of my basement but I can't imagine how other people dealt with this

And  i was fucling ready tioo even had sand bags..

Nyc must be destorued

 have never seen anytjing lile this

Basement is trashed

Im so fucjed feet of watee on the basement...i had to build a sandbag wall

Rotation getting a bit better

Broad rotation over bk and queens

Crazy lighting right here out of nowhere

WOW

24 minutes ago, uncle W said:

raining again...my pool will overflowith...

I lowered mine by 6" this am

4 hours ago, canderson said:

NOLA will be without power for 3+ weeks and water for at least a week ... that's pretty dire still. 

How are people going to get their bitcoin?

2 minutes ago, jojo762 said:

What on earth is happening...

 

Going to donate - Thanks!

5 minutes ago, Rjay said:

 

What a change in strength in one run 12 hours out.

2 minutes ago, BYG Jacob said:

Eye contracting on radar, this storm is ****ing ridiculous. 

Yeah, I think we are finally seeing a bit of degrading in the structure

First east wobble in a while

Nola better hope this isnt the direction shift early

wow

Ida still looks so impressive on IR. Maybe the best she has looked in the last few hours