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21 Seconds Of Imelda's Rainfall From Winnie, TX (Chambers County) (Original Post)
hatrack
Sep 2019
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Sherman A1
(38,958 posts)1. Wow
ZZenith
(4,121 posts)2. 21 inches of rain in three days.
Yikes.
Gothmog
(145,152 posts)3. They may retire Imelda as a name for storms
NCjack
(10,279 posts)4. Wow, folks. That is wet! But, I don't hear calls to vote in DEMs who will
acknowledge the root cause of the problem (Global Climate Change) and act against it. Nope. Not bad enough in Texas.
Karadeniz
(22,511 posts)5. Down here we have rain creeks, dry except for after lots of rain. Looks like SE Texans are going
to soon be able to advertise rain beachfront properties.
corbettkroehler
(1,898 posts)6. Perfect Retort From A Skeptic
So, what you're saying is, "It rained in Texas".
Climate change is a hoax!