3 1/2 inches and counting here in Oldham County. I think I just saw some animals teaming up in pairs.
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3 1/2 inches and counting here in Oldham County. I think I just saw some animals teaming up in pairs.
At least that and flood warnings out here in Franklin County. There go my plans to take the kids farm pond fishing Friday...
I've got 4 buckets, 2 flower pots and a cup on my window sill in my office because we have sprung a leak. So from the looks of it I have about 1" of rain inside my office right now.
Just think about how fast the lakes will be filling up from winter pool because of all this rain....Was sure hoping Nolin wouldn't fill up too fast at all until after the 29th of March..... Was kinda hoping for the water level to be just about 5 feet above winter pool for my style of fishing......
Here in southwest Missouri we have received about 8.50". Table Rock came up 7 feet in 24 hours. I'm going fishing in the morning to see if I can catch them half way up the trees!
Over here, a mile north of Moors in Marshall County, KY, on KY Lake, the electronic rain gauge in my back yard recorded just under 4 inches.
[QUOTE=mhall;320203]3 1/2 inches and counting here in Oldham County. I think I just saw some animals teaming up in pairs.[/QUOTE]
Follow up, we ended up with 4 and 3 tenths inches here WOW what a rain. Many people lost everything my heart goes out.
[QUOTE=geobass;320274]Here in southwest Missouri we have received about 8.50". Table Rock came up 7 feet in 24 hours. I'm going fishing in the morning to see if I can catch them half way up the trees![/QUOTE]
Why did I think you lived in southern Indiana????/
I still have a home in Richmond, Ky that we visit, but we left for sw Missouri last Feb.