Flooding in Central Ohio..

[Cincy'sMom]

We were watching ont he news last night all the coverage of Findlay and Carey. My parents are on the north side of Findlay, and like Anna said, really don't have too much to worry about there. Although you would never know it, the elevation change is drastic in Findlay, and where they are height wise is the same elevation as the top of the courthouse downtown (where a good deal of the flooding is). The whole town would have to be 40 ft underwater before it would reach them! Dog park isn't so fortunte, being right by the river and could be pretty soggy Labor Day!

Toledo hasn't been too bad. They have had some flooding in the normal high risk areas but no problems in our area.

[Romance]

is Moraine near the flooding area?

[Cinder & Smoke]

Is Moraine near the flooding area?

The City of Moraine, Ohio, is a south-western suburb of Dayton, Ohio;
* west of Columbus
* north of Cincinnati

Probably not badly impacted by this week's flooding.

[gini]

Goodness, I saw Staci's videos - and it looks pretty scary to me. I just hope everyone stays safe and has no damage to their homes.

[Romance]

thank you

[momoffuzzyfaces]

Fox news is showing film of the flooding right now.

I had posted on the meetings thread before I saw this.
Stay safe everyone!!!

[jazzcat]

I just saw footage of the flooding in Findlay on our local news here in Knoxville. Wow! Glad you guys are okay.