Friday, July 12, 2013
Low Lying Areas - Oak Orchard - Rain Water Run-off
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11 a. Survey Time Views: 120 
11 a. Survey Time Captains Grant Views: 111 
11 a. Survey Time Chief Road - Hydroplaning Views: 127 
11 a. Survey Time River Road @ Nanticoke Ave Views: 128 
11 a. Survey Time Views: 120 
11 a. Survey Time River Road @ Oak Orchard Road Views: 132 
Views: 134 
River Road @ Oak Orchard Views: 144 
Oak Orchard Road (north) Views: 120 
11 a. Survey Time Views: 110 |
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Friday July, 12 2013 Nature: Low Lying Areas – Oak Orchard (District Survey) Address: Oak Orchard On Friday, July 12th, the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company monitored the rain water run-off conditions and illustrated herewith are photographs and updates throughout the fire district. UPDATE: Flood Advisory For Sussex and Kent Counties Through 1:15 PM UPDATE: The National Weather Service has expanded the Flood Advisory. The advisory now covers northwestern Sussex and southern Kent Counties, and will extend through 1:15 this afternoon. Doppler radar has indicated that as much as two inches of rain has fallen in parts of the listening area. Runoff from this rain is likely to produce flooding in streets, low-lying and poor-drainage areas. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Advisory for Sussex County this morning. At 7:15 this morning, Doppler Radar indicated heavy rain moving northward. Two to four inches of rain could fall in a short period of time, resulting in flooding of roads in poor drainage areas. If you come across a flooded road, don’t try to drive through the floodwaters. Remember, “Turn Around, Don’t Drown!” |
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