Pouring Rain

[Kjell H.]

On Friday, June 29th at 3.15PM - during a 30 minute rainfall, the streets and yards of Howard turned into rivers, lakes and waterfalls.

VIDEO LINK

[desertlilydarla]

Kjell, you sure do bring the reallitly of what's happening to you and your neighbors on those video's. my heart goes out to all of you. Your dedication to your work sure does show.  Thank you for video taping so that we can see  what our loved one are enduring.  I would love to take some of that water off your hands.  It is suppose to reach around 115 to 118 here today in Needles, CA.....Thanks again for the awesome video's

[Roma Jean Turner]

Thanks for all the video's you and Teresa have done.  I enjoy them so much.  They are so well done and really tell the story.

[Mom70x7]

The video was awesome! I recognized our ditch - we were in Wichita that afternoon, so missed that part of the deluge.

Wonderful job, thanks! 

[Jo McDonald]

Awesome !!!!  That made us feel like we should be viewing it from under an umbrella.
  Thanks-----I have seen almost enough rain for a while.
  I am so happy that there is a new production company linked up with what you have already shown us   hahahahahahahahaha

[kfclark]

Beautifully done.

[indygal]

Wow, Teresa and Kjell, I didn't realize you folks had a mini-waterfall in your backyard! It was so strange to see all that water raging down Wabash street on the weekend we had planned to be in Howard but stayed in Wichita instead. We finally came over on the 3rd and were so relieved to discover very little water in the basement. Either the foundation is in great shape or the floor drain is! Either way, we are very thankful nothing was damaged other than a few floor rugs.

Speaking of rain, if it isn't already there, folks east of Wichita should batten down the hatches for another torrential downpour. Earlier this evening (around 6:30, I'd say) it started raining and after about 30-40 minutes, we got more than 2 inches.