The house itself and shed are always fine because they're high enough. The back road and the property off of it does get a decent mount of water when the levels rise. Our fuck bag neighbor was draining his sump right outside of his basement and the run off puddled on our property near the road and screwed up the soil so we have to back fill but I'm afraid as soon as the water level rises all the work will be for nothing.
Fox Chain O'Lakes level's & bridge clearance official thread
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The house itself and shed are always fine because they're high enough. The back road and the property off of it does get a decent mount of water when the levels rise. Our fuck bag neighbor was draining his sump right outside of his basement and the run off puddled on our property near the road and screwed up the soil so we have to back fill but I'm afraid as soon as the water level rises all the work will be for nothing.
crazy amounts of rain, and its the 3rd record breaking year in a row for May. Skilling said no river system in the world could handle the rain we got the last few days. Even Chicago's deep tunnel was filled to capacity from 8"+ rain. Those massive underground tunnels and reservoirs they started building in the 70s that just recently finished... that's supposed to help with flooding in the city.
water drainage dicks can only predict/forecast/regulate so far up the "chain"
It’s not like it’s the first time the lake is iced and you can’t be on it yet. Just made a super dangerous situation for hundreds of people out there.
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