Midland, Michigan Flooding
 

And the hits just keep on coming...

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I’ve seen some really bad pictures from farmers up there on AgTalk.


10.5” in an afternoon.... that’s 75% of my annual rainfall.

Holy cow!

Wow! No wonder shit has hit the fan, unreal.

That’s a dam shame.

Maybe q? A dow chemical plant could end up 9 feet underwater in michigan.

JFC

Damn. My aunt and uncle have lived there 40+ years.

Horrible news for those folks.

Here's a FEMA flyer about awareness of potential risks from dam breaks. Michigan appears to have numerous dams at high risk:

https://www.fema.gov/media-library-d...sheet_2016.pdf

No kidding! Being bored with Netflix and trying to work 15lb kettle bells into a workout doesn't seem so bad.

That shits crazy. Talk about kicking someone when their down.