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Stunning Flood Footage From Southern Germany; 4 Dead; Audi Stops Production (Original Post) hatrack May 2016 OP
Holy crap. truebluegreen May 2016 #1
Looks like the Texas Hill country! East Texas too! Lake Amanda is no more in Southeast Texas. Dustlawyer May 2016 #2
I was stationed about 40 miles north of there underpants May 2016 #5
Just the flash flood part and the solar panels on the house. Dustlawyer May 2016 #6
An incredible example of the power of water. Frustratedlady May 2016 #3
German engineering n/t underpants May 2016 #4
 

truebluegreen

(9,033 posts)
1. Holy crap.
Tue May 31, 2016, 08:52 AM
May 2016

It looked like some of those swept-away cars had their lights on...surprised if there aren't more than 4 dead.

Dustlawyer

(10,495 posts)
2. Looks like the Texas Hill country! East Texas too! Lake Amanda is no more in Southeast Texas.
Tue May 31, 2016, 09:02 AM
May 2016

The damn burst emptying the lake last week and destroying the road.

Dustlawyer

(10,495 posts)
6. Just the flash flood part and the solar panels on the house.
Tue May 31, 2016, 12:58 PM
May 2016

The Texas hill country has a lot of electric cooperatives that pay the going rate for electricity from solar powered homes. The rest of Texas has companies like Entergy who discourage solar by paying a small fraction of the wholesale rate and raising connection fees etc.

Frustratedlady

(16,254 posts)
3. An incredible example of the power of water.
Tue May 31, 2016, 09:29 AM
May 2016

Amazing how some of the vehicles came through without much external damage. How will they ever clean that mess up?

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