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Wed Jul 25 2012 08:45 AM
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We were really in need of some rain for this area and last night we got a good shot of it. I live about 5 miles east of the town of Devils Lake and I received about an inch last night but the city was direct in the path of a huge downpour and got about 3 inches within about 20 minutes! Heres some pictures of what it looked like last night!
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Wow, that flooded quickly.
We got 10-12 inches of rain in about 36 hours about a month ago and had terrible flooding.
Last edited by Ryan Underthun; Wed Jul 25 2012 09:44 AM.
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We could really use some rain here, but that much at once would cause problems anywhere.
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We could really use some rain here, but that much at once would cause problems anywhere. YESSIREE, that happened here 2 years ago and 5 flooded houses are being torn down this week from the damage just on one street where there was a low spot. Wouldn't 3" of rain in 20 minutes be equal to 3 FEET of snow? LOL!
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