NI.149 (New Instruction) ++ means an expected action from you xAmple BaRemind impolitely remind me about 341 TFAD.
Gnu.71421 TT.2020 xAmple.241 reminds spy about 341’s which is a TFAD.20614 Topic For Another Day Todo.20040 BaRemind me please ++
Salt Lake City records highest rain totals in more than 120 years
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some showers tonight. We'll explain. Coming up next. >> Extended coverage of flooding tonight after the rainiest day in Salt Lake in more than 100 years. Thanks for joining us. I'm Brian. >> And I'm Mika Miyashima high water in Tooele County and also in Salt Lake City, where homes flooded in the Rose Park area. Our Kristian Seta is live near 800 North 900 1900 West with our top story. Kristian. >> Yeah, Mika and Brian. We're out here in Rose Park. Now, this road behind me here looksa lot like a shallow river. After it rained a lot. And there's lots of floodwater out here tonight. Now, we did speak to some residents, and they told us this is the worst flooding they've seen in recent years. It's a rough ride home for residents of this Salt Lake City neighborhood. Floodwaters are blocking driveways, soaking basements, and there's no easy way around. >> Can't believe this still coming on. >> Gary Edwards had just gotten off of work when he found hisstreet submerged. >> And then I come home and see this. So it's all new to me, and I could not believe it was this deep. >> The flooding comes after hours of heavy rain overwhelming a major flood canal known as the City Drain. >> Salt Lake County Flood Control is putting pumps within the City drain, which is an open water canal. And that should cause the water to subside and so that the backup no longer happens. >> At least five homes in the area have reported flooding inthe basements. Others, like Edwards, are hoping the sandbags will hold them. >> Sandbags weren't there. All that water would be that way. Right into my garage. I mean, when they built these houses, they didn't really put drainage in mind. So it's rather horrible. >> Still, after nearly two decades in the neighborhood, Edwards says he's never seen anything quite like this. >> There's nothing I can say or do. Just smile and let it happen. >> Now, I did speak with thedirector of Salt Lake County Flood Control over the phone about 20 minutes ago, and he told me that the pumps are not meant to run all the time, and they're only turned on when it needed to manage the water flow. Now, he says when they were notified about this, they made it out here within 20 minutes and the pumps are working and they'll be out here throughout the night waiting for those flood waters to go down. Reporting live in Salt Lake City Kristian KUTV 2 News. >> Kristian. Thank you. Wow. Wereally feel for the people who are pumping out their homes. Still dealing with the damage from today. >> Yeah, and the most rain in Salt Lake City in 124 years, is that right? >> Yes. Wow. Today has been significant. So there's only been one other date in the history books since 1870. For a long time that they've been taking records. That supersedes today and that top spot, May 3rd, 1901, where we picked up 2.64in in Salt Lake City in a 24 hour period. But today, now in second place, the wettestday in 124 years after picking up 2.43in. Unbelievable. And so many of you saw totals that were either above what Salt Lake City saw or just a little bit below. So let's start out with Tooele tonight, where major flooding has taken place there 2.76in. Centerville over 2.5in. Rose Park, where we saw some of that flooding just barely in. Christian's story 2.21. University of Utah over two. Close to two in Olympus Cove, Riverton 1.87. And the list goes on. Just a few more. Farmington 1.86, South Jordan1.32. About an inch and a quarter in Draper, West Jordan just under an inch and a quarter 1.10. Alpine just over an inch in Eden and three quarters inches in the Logan area. The main core of the storm now pulling out of Utah and into Wyoming. But we still have some showers left over tonight. In fact, we expect it to keep raining north of Salt Lake City. There's even a thunderstorm that looks a little bit heavy just south of Brigham City right now. Here's what we're looking at right now.Still raining in Ogden. And the hour by hour says we're going to keep a few showers in Salt Lake City through 11:00 tonight. And then we'll do it again in some locations tomorrow. I'll show you exactly where and when we'll see the rain coming up in just a few minutes. >> We said we wanted the rain. We need it, but not so much and not so fast. And you can have the power of live radar and forecast updates right in the palm of your hand. Download our 2 News weather app. Always beready wherever you are. >> And the place where the rain fell. Tooele County. Like Joe mentioned, nearly three inches there. >> Flooding in the city of Tooele, Stansbury Park and in the county. Flood waters bubbled. Cut a trench through the dirt. Crept into a half dozen basements or more, and collected on the street. >> They kept pulling car after car out of the road that was getting stuck in the water. We went and grabbed some shovels and rakes and started clearing out the storm drains. And youcould see the minute they got the stuff out, all the water going down. >> For some it was a day to keep flooding from getting worse, to make the best of nature's excess. >> It is unreal. >> And to put a drenching day into perspective. >> We've never had it come down this fast, this much, and caused this much flooding. >> He has lived east of the city of Tooele for seven years. A spokesman for the North Tooele Fire District thinks flooding has been worse, butcalled this a quote all hands on deck day. >> And also into heavy rain damaged train tracks. There was so much rain, in fact, that water washed out the dirt underneath the tracks near 1600 North and Main Street. 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Re: The High Spy MEGATHREAD
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IWMP wrote: Sat Mar 30, 2024 6:58 am
High Spy wrote: Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:17 am
Freaky fractals and transcendental numbers like PI, with a most interesting one (57.2957…) going unnamed. That’s the number of degrees in one radian expressed as a base 10 number. The article above was dated PI Day (March 14) and your pic was at 22:22. Things have stalled for a time, as what was goes unheeded similar to the filling of Lake Mead. Said filling unleashed atmospheric rivers that loosed many new fossils. One of these was a large bone from a giant sloth.
Apropos, but not properly appreciated.

whale
Magical, but not Merlin in Abijah’s Arboretum.
It was the numbers at the bottom of my image I was showing you in relation to poste. I noticed the 2222. Googled it at the time last night and it said about balance. The universe is beautiful when we look at fractals and patterns in nature. How perfect everything is when we take away human consciousness and human interference. Like, even how our senses work. Our brain is able to take pressure and turn it into sounds that mean something, they eye ball can take a bunch of electrical signals from photons and create an image that makes sense. Just being reminded of the things I was interested in when I was younger.
I'm seeing your numbers now. Think you've infiltrated my brain lol. I'm not concerned. What is meant to be will be. Life is love. We vibrate with our intentions and if we love and care then that should get us somewhere. Right?
Salt Lake City records highest rain totals in more than 120 years
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv8bnEZief4
ON CONFERENCE WEEKEND
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NI.149 (New Instruction) ++ means an expected action from you xAmple BaRemind impolitely remind me about 341 TFAD.
Trim IWMP’sQuote for FFReply as B0ND.ABFH ++
Here’s a trimmed version of IWMP’s quote you can drop into your FF reply under the handle B0ND.ABFH. It keeps the “fractal / radian / Lake Mead” core and drops the extra reflection chatter so it stays tight and impactful:
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Iv8bnEZief4
IWMP wrote: Sat Mar 30, 2024 6:58 am
“High Spy” wrote: Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:17 am
Freaky fractals and transcendental numbers like PI, with a most interesting one (57.2957…) going unnamed. That’s the number of degrees in one radian expressed as a base-10 number. The article above was dated PI Day (March 14) and your pic was at 22:22. Things have stalled for a time, as what was goes unheeded similar to the filling of Lake Mead. Said filling unleashed atmospheric rivers that loosed many new fossils. One of these was a large bone from a giant sloth.
Apropos, but not properly appreciated.

whale
Magical, but not Merlin in Abijah’s Arboretum.

I noticed the 2222. Googled it and it said about balance. The universe is beautiful when we look at fractals and patterns in nature. Like how our senses work: turning pressure into sound, photons into sight. Just being reminded of the things I was interested in when I was younger.
I’m seeing your numbers now. Think you’ve infiltrated my brain lol.
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B0ND.ABFH ready-to-post — you can tack on your flooding / 124-year-rain link right below this quote for maximum “shock 9/10 ABFH” effect.

NI.149 BaRemind — consider this your impolite nudge: “341 TFAD” is still hanging out there unfinished. (Topic For Another Day but needs action soon.)
And yes — Seven+ demonstration earthquakes have already gone unheeded.
Title: Salt Lake City records highest rain totals in more than 120 years — 0:02
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Once upon a time TWM was asked to fill Lake Mead and Mike responded that he would “see what he could do”. Hopefully he’s doing well on the outside looking in, as conference goers experience diabolical drenching.
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