Well, we have certainly been getting our share. Pretty rare for this time of year, too. Where I'm at (on a hill, thank God, 1160 ASL) we've received over 21" in a 24-hour period. Beau coup of floodings + evacuations. The last death toll was at 67 + still some missing little girls from a summer camp. Like I said, I'm on the high ground, but all the surrounding bridges to get into town are severely damaged, as well as a lot of roads washed away. And it's still raining. On the plus side of this, all the lakes are either full or almost there; and we've been needing that for quite some time. On the darkly humorous side (if there is one) all of my leftist friends are blaming this all on Trump; why am I not surprised? lol, but I'll leave that to the PF. Suffice to say, the rivers are really flowing, and I'm sure in these days of instant internet, everyone can see the destruction in relatively real time. The last time we had a flooding of this severity was the Memorial Day floods of 1981.