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    Does anyone have any idea how much has rained around the State Park. I have a camper there in the storage and have had some trouble getting thru to check if there are any flooding.

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    I imagine they have alot of people calling.
    I have not heard of flooding but the rain has been very localized.
    One place will get 2" in an hour and 5 miles down the road they got 1/8".
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    Another 2" at our house in the last 24 hours.
    Isn't that special???
    eym_sirius and usa like this.
    Carl

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    Thanks. Finally got them this morning and they had a little bit of flooding but no problems.

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    ... meanwhile shrimping season opened today in lower Alabama as this scene from Hwy 182 (Fort Morgan Road) depicts...

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    So what is the effect of all of this rain on the gulf? Water temps being down some I imagine is good, but how much effect does rain and run off have on clarity, salinity, and other factors?
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    Not much at the pier or offshore but surface salinity in Mobile Bay and Perdido Bay probably has dropped.

    We got another 2.5" overnight Friday before it finally stopped.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rabidawise View Post
    So what is the effect of all of this rain on the gulf? Water temps being down some I imagine is good, but how much effect does rain and run off have on clarity, salinity, and other factors?
    Not a lot (so far)...


    But 150-200 miles west of Mobile Bay the flooding is "unprecedented"!
    NWS

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    Yeah, and with the constant west current we've had this summer, it'll probbly come to see us.

 

 
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