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rtracey

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8. uggg

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Sun May 27, 2018, 07:48 PM

May 2018

This is the second time in a few years this happened. They were supposed to have solutions in place. I blame Hogan and the politicians on this. Ruining lives and businesses seems to be just a shrug of the shoulders, and a better luck next time.

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State of emergency declared for Ellicott City flooding [View all] riversedge May 2018 OP

BREAKING NEWS: Extreme flooding in Ellicott City, Maryland. More info on @breakingweather riversedge May 2018 #1

Here's a map for reference - Ellicott City is just west of Baltimore FakeNoose May 2018 #10

...another video Leghorn21 May 2018 #2

This breaks my heart. Raine1967 May 2018 #3

The Weather Channel is showing it BigmanPigman May 2018 #5

The response by FEMA will be based entirely on race, is this a black or non POC area? Eliot Rosewater May 2018 #4

Very white. IronLionZion May 2018 #7

Holy crap. Stay safe everyone. n/t FSogol May 2018 #6

uggg rtracey May 2018 #8

Which shithole country are these videos from? IronLionZion May 2018 #9

I thought the GOP already killed the infrastructure project FakeNoose May 2018 #11

Infrastructure is socialism. Maybe the free market will solve this problem. IronLionZion May 2018 #12

Outside of the excessive rain that much of the MA has been getting BumRushDaShow May 2018 #13

More intense storms were predicted by climate change models NickB79 May 2018 #14

eep. AllaN01Bear May 2018 #15

Dayyum. Didn't EC suffer similar flooding several years ago ? eppur_se_muova May 2018 #16

July 2016. Same exact location. crazylikafox May 2018 #17

And 2011 had very bad flooding IronLionZion May 2018 #19

Ellicott City is physically closer to Baltimore, but more people commute to jobs toward DC. crazylikafox May 2018 #20

That's a terrible commute IronLionZion May 2018 #21

Yes it is. crazylikafox May 2018 #22

More rain will probably be on the way from TS Alberto LeftInTX May 2018 #18