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October Discobs 2022


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  On 10/6/2022 at 3:01 PM, Superstorm93 said:

Did anyone actually see any poor drainage flooding with the recent rains? I feel like the duration of this was too drawn out for anything of note to occur... 

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No. Our flood sensors showed no major rises on any of the 9 watersheds in Montgomery. As you said, everything was spread out so much that we didn't even see a spike in turbidity on Sligo Creek, which is really saying something.

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  On 10/6/2022 at 4:35 PM, Eskimo Joe said:

No. Our flood sensors showed no major rises on any of the 9 watersheds in Montgomery. As you said, everything was spread out so much that we didn't even see a spike in turbidity on Sligo Creek, which is really saying something.

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Yeah we may have gotten 6"+ here but it happened over six days so no sign of flooding.  Not to mention the ground was really dry beforehand.  Perfect for recharging soil moisture heading into winter.  I'm just waiting for the inevitable cutoff ULL that happens with six days of straight snow and -20DFNs come January....lock it in.  

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  On 10/6/2022 at 9:50 PM, IronTy said:

Yeah we may have gotten 6"+ here but it happened over six days so no sign of flooding.  Not to mention the ground was really dry beforehand.  Perfect for recharging soil moisture heading into winter.  I'm just waiting for the inevitable cutoff ULL that happens with six days of straight snow and -20DFNs come January....lock it in.  

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Agreed. Aquifers needed this.

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Even over here on the south end of the eastern shore there was barely any flooding and not much standing water. Super dry beforehand and precip spread out over many days. Hardly any tidal flooding as well. The drought maps should show a healthy change when updated

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