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2023 Hurricane Season
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Another view of the wall collapse on 27 Feb and Maximo Gomez. Check out how fast the water is filling the road:
Thanks for posting JD. I just realized from social media how bad this is in Santo Domingo where I used to live and have friends.
Mr AE just spoke to one of his brothers in Santo Domingo, who told him he’s never seen so much flooding in his life. Scary
There are posts being done continuously. Lot's of towers with flooded underground parking areas. Main roads all around the city.
I just saw one of Ave. Churchill with 2-3 ft. of water. Think about that for a second. Churchill under water.
What kills me? The colmado delivery guys are still making deliveries here where I live. LOL
I just saw one of Ave. Churchill with 2-3 ft. of water. Think about that for a second. Churchill under water.
What kills me? The colmado delivery guys are still making deliveries here where I live. LOL
It's a mess in my area. I had to take the dogs out for a quicky pee and most of the side roads around Av. España are flooded. Av. España is full of water but not flooded yet.
If Churchill is flooded, can you imagine Jimenez Moya from Sarasota where it dips towards the Centro de Los Heroes/Malecon???
I'm looking out my front window, and it's an absolute deluge of water. I haven't seen rain like this in a loooong time.
We were talking about the weather here, but I suspect most of the country has been taken by surprise.
I've got my fingers crossed the flooding doesn't make it to my place - I'm just a stone's throw from the Yubazo river.
We were talking about the weather here, but I suspect most of the country has been taken by surprise.
I've got my fingers crossed the flooding doesn't make it to my place - I'm just a stone's throw from the Yubazo river.
Free beer at Churchill and Kennedy. If you snooze, you lose!!!! lol
You can take your free beer down to the Plaza de Bandera and go for a swim!
You can take your free beer down to the Plaza de Bandera and go for a swim!
Too bad the engineers only investigate after the disasters. Imagine if they regularly checked our infrastructure for issues.
Zero surprise, only the usual stupidity.
The warnings been out for exact those areas, those are well known for exactly that kond of conditions, but afterwards people been "surprised", BS.
As for here on the East, nothing happened, the longest rainfall during our still ongoing BBQ lasted 3 monutes of a drizzling.
but living in thise flood prone areas nothing is of a surprise, why still driving there even after a street is already flooded?
pure stupidity.
Very clear you aren't an engineer or have any knowledge of construction once so ever, do you?
How much longer does the rain is expected to last?
The only thing I'm surprised is that the power here in SDE still going on.
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