Helpful hints for building coops

[CapricornFarm]

This is the second day of pouring rain, the road to town is under water! I can hardly wait to see the rain stop and the sun come out.

 

[Molpet]

And I still need rain. 0.60 of an inch in the last 2 weeks. Creek has a stagnant puddle about 6 ft across that is attracting wildlife because the next water source is almost a mile away.

 

[aart]

And I still need rain. 0.60 of an inch in the last 2 weeks. Creek has a stagnant puddle about 6 ft across that is attracting wildlife because the next water source is almost a mile away.

Same here....fire warnings state wide, no brush burning.

 

[3KillerBs]

Meanwhile, here in central NC we've had over 3 inches in 24 hours and it's still coming down hard.

 

[aart]

This is the second day of pouring rain, the road to town is under water! I can hardly wait to see the rain stop and the sun come out.

Meanwhile, here in central NC we've had over 3 inches in 24 hours and it's still coming down hard.

Eta is singing y'all the blues?

 

[3KillerBs]

Eta is singing y'all the blues?

No, actually this storm has nothing to do with Eta, which was down in Florida today. I looked at the radar last night and the wall of storm moving in was unrelated and coming west to east over the Appalachians.

Which is good because we've had 3 hurricanes already. Or was it 4? I lost count.

Hurricanes in North Carolina are the most normal thing that's happened all year.

 

[aart]

No, actually this storm has nothing to do with Eta, which was down in Florida today. I looked at the radar last night and the wall of storm moving in was unrelated and coming west to east over the Appalachians.

Which is good because we've had 3 hurricanes already. Or was it 4? I lost count.

Hurricanes in North Carolina are the most normal thing that's happened all year.

Oh, I guess I quickly looked at the proposed path.

 

[3KillerBs]

Oh, I guess I quickly looked at the proposed path.

Having multiple major weather events simultaneously is 2020 all over.

 

[U_Stormcrow]

Eta missed us entirely. Was watering the property today, and digging mud out of the trenches were my foundations will go from a storm more than a week ago that was on no one's radar. Sadly, I had already wired more than a ton of rebar there, which I'm having to work around.

Mixed clay/sand soil there. The clay stayed in place, water found its way through the sand, and washed to down with.

First World Problems.

I'm glad Eta missed us. and every other named storm this year. But yeah, for a place that gets 58" of rain on average each year, I seem to be running the well a lot...

 

[CapricornFarm]

Eta is singing y'all the blues?

This is the highest I have seen our river!