Guest guest Posted December 6, 2007 Report Share Posted December 6, 2007 > Are you faring well with our storms? Hope so. Other PNWrs, give us > a heads up how you are doing. Hi, Marcia, I am just south of Chimacum, about 200 ft. up on a west-facing ridge, and feeling very lucky, as we are doing fine. We had about 5 inches of snow, and then strong winds and rain, but did not even lose our power. The valley below is filled with peat bogs, and Chimacum Creek floods every winter to become Lake Chimacum. The photos of much of the rest of the NW are pretty shocking, however. Kitsap County has had landslides, roads washed out, homes lost, and millions of dollars of damage (Bremerton had 13 in. of rain in 24 hrs.) Along Hood Canal, Highway 101 is closed near Hoodsport, Brinnon area is flooded, and Kennedy Creek, where our family has gone to watch salmon spawn in years past, had a flash flood that tore right through a restaurant. My brother is a scientist with the State and told my mother tonight that there has been serious damage to fisheries. (By the way, what stream are you on, Marcia?) I saw an article predicting that we may be getting more tropical typhoon type storms in the future. There's a lot of gloomy news to try to deal with these days. Glad you were able to view the salmon with your grandson. Warm wishes, Autumn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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