'Twas impressive. And this morning's news said there's a flash-flood warning for Baltimore today (though I don't remember what time it expires). The deepest water I encountered was on US-1, where it was a couple inches deep and I didn't see it far enough in advance to do anything about it so I hit it at speed (car unhappy but did keep straight). Some pretty low-visibility sections on I-95. A mess.
Roof roofed rooflessly. Two leaks this time, one putting an impressive amount of water in the trash can positioned under it (yah, where it leaked last time we got a really heavy rain and I'd been watching since but the thunderstorms kept missing my block...) and one where there was nothing to catch it, a new one. :-( And I didn't notice this until this afternoon, but the towel under the trash can is discolored, suggesting that not all the water from the first leak landed in the trash can. Feh. :-( At least nothing dripped on the piano. But I'm not terribly thrilled with the re-roofing job of last summer. I wonder how much rain will land here while I'm off at Pennsic.
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Whew!
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Of course, unexpected change of conditions may inflict a hydroplanality on the vehicularist quite unsuspecting. Hazardous situation, that.