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Mother Nature vs State of North Dakota

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It snowed like f'ing crazy up there this winter, and now they're feeling it. There's flooding all throughout, including Fargo and Bismarck, and I'm pretty sure I read where Obama said it was in a state of emergency.

 

My house is in part of the possible flood zone, and though we have had none of it yet, my parents did receive a call at 9:30 this morning saying that there was mandatory evacuation. Turns out that was a false alarm, so they're still sitting OK as of right now, but I have no idea what is going to happen in the next week. They apparently blew up some of the ice jams that were along the river, and they believe everything went well, but there's still flooding in quite a few parts of southern Bismarck.

 

I'll try and update this a bit. Keep Little Canada in your prayers.

I hope everything works out for you and your parents.

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QUOTE (Heads22 @ Mar 25, 2009 -> 10:18 PM)
God hates the upper Midwest.

 

damn right he does

 

The Missouri River is down like a foot and a half from where it was, so it's looking a lot better right now. They aren't out of the clear yet, and I imagine there's still quite a bit of water hanging around, but it's definitely better.

 

I'm just glad I'm in southeast South Dakota, where I played softball today because it was so nice, rather than in that frigid s***.

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Mar 25, 2009 -> 05:39 PM)
It snowed like f'ing crazy up there this winter, and now they're feeling it. There's flooding all throughout, including Fargo and Bismarck, and I'm pretty sure I read where Obama said it was in a state of emergency.

 

My house is in part of the possible flood zone, and though we have had none of it yet, my parents did receive a call at 9:30 this morning saying that there was mandatory evacuation. Turns out that was a false alarm, so they're still sitting OK as of right now, but I have no idea what is going to happen in the next week. They apparently blew up some of the ice jams that were along the river, and they believe everything went well, but there's still flooding in quite a few parts of southern Bismarck.

 

I'll try and update this a bit. Keep Little Canada in your prayers.

 

Seriously? I have family in Fargo...I should probably call and see how they are all hanging in there.

Crazy story. I read where one of the ice dams was the size of a football field.

 

:pray

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Of course Bismarck got another foot of snow last night. I'll try and attach a few pictures in the coming days, it's pretty bad. This stuff is going to have to melt at some point and it's going to be a big f***ing mess when it all does.

Hope all winds up well, Wite.

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