![]() 09/20/2018 at 20:31 • Filed to: Florence, Flooding | ![]() | ![]() |
This is the Pee-Dee river today in central North Carolina. Based on the debris, it looks like it crested a couple of feet up that sign, so it has lessened, but it’s still just barely in its banks.
I only saw smaller signs of Hurricane
Florence’s impacts today, aside from my client’s dam fo
r which I will be developing a repair plan, but I didn’t go too far east. Lots
of standing water still in dit
ches.
Thinking of those still struggling with the aftermath.
In particular, daender, please check in.
![]() 09/20/2018 at 20:45 |
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I talked to him Monday and yesterday , he’s good. I went to Darlington/Florence yesterday, and all seemed well.
![]() 09/20/2018 at 20:49 |
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* Most* of the issues were confined to the counties bordering North Carolina, and Florence county has a buffer. It’s a flooded buffer.
![]() 09/21/2018 at 06:36 |
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Florence is fine although we have co-workers in coastal NC and Myrtle Beach who are unable to get here due to roads being flood or being evacuated due to rising flood waters along the inter-coastal waterway.
I appreciate your concern!
![]() 09/21/2018 at 07:37 |
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We got lucky here in Winston-Salem.
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I don’t know why, but I had in my mind that you were in Raleigh. Glad that you weren’t impacted.
At my place near Charlotte I have had much more intense storms, and the total rainfall was on the level of a storm that has a 10% likelihood of occurring in any year. Didn’t even lose power, and I had been convinced that I would due to falling trees.
![]() 09/21/2018 at 22:08 |
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I only lost power for about an hour on Sunday. Where are you at?
![]() 09/22/2018 at 06:28 |
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Suburban Charlotte.