Friday, March 30, 2007
Everybody Talks About the Weather . . .
. . . and I'm no exception. We've lived here for almost 29 years, and in all that time I've never seen the road in front of our house flooded -- until today. I had to run some errands this evening. It had already rained a lot the past few days, leaving the ground saturated, but while I was out I got delayed and a new downpour moved in, so that by the time I headed for home I didn't know if I'd be able to get there or not. Obviously I did, but as I told Livia later, if it hadn't been raining so hard and I could have see where I was going, I might have thought twice about driving through some of the places I drove through. I'm only half-joking, too. But I know the roads around here really well, having driven them for so long, and I was able to get through all right. I would have been a little more comfortable in a big pickup, though, rather than a midsize car. Anyway, the rain is supposed to be coming to an end later tonight and we'll dry out this weekend.
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Near my house in Fort Worth the road takes a big dip to go under a railroad bridge. My wife and I were on our way home from dinner last night and found the road closed.
I haven't seen it rain like this since I left Louisiana.
Does this mean the drought has broken?
I wouldn't count on it. Now that it's stopped raining, it may not start again for another month or two. But at least all the lakes are about full again.
I live on the top of a hill, so the rain doesn't bother me unless I head for the low places.
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