Storms Dec 26

[Tremor14]

so you're telling me there's a chance?

[Jewrrick]

exactly my point.



Im not here to argue it, I'm here to say that scientifically you can come up with a methodical number for that equation, but in the real world there is absolutely no way to calulate what would be affected.

do you really not understand how small of a number .000626% is?

[Scott Mc]

Made my day lol.

[91CoupeMike]

Yeah, I really don't see a big deal..

Storm drains are already maxed out and the ground is already saturated, won't change a damn thing.

[Tremor14]

do you really not understand how small of a number .000626% is?

it's less than 1. how much rain fell over the course of the storm?

[Tremor14]

Yeah, I really don't see a big deal..

Storm drains are already maxed out and the ground is already saturated, won't change a damn thing.

I'll buy this. Jewrrick is a moron though.

[Jewrrick]

it's less than 1. how much rain fell over the course of the storm?

.31 inches in Rockwall, the closest i can find to the area. So at 1/3 of an inch that would equate to about 200.7 million gallons according to USGS.

[Tremor14]

you're about to crash google.

[Jewrrick]

I'll buy this. Jewrrick is a moron though.

I provide numbers and evidence to debunk your fear mongering and in return get petty insults, sounds like a you are fulfilling all kinds of stereotypes today Rodnay.

[Tremor14]

You didnt really prove anything. Read 91coupeMikes post and tell me where that water goes if the storm lines are full. Im not talking about flooding the lake, im talking about flooding the neighborhoods.

[BMCSean]

Rick, are you an engineer by chance?

[Tremor14]

PE from Google.com

[Ruffdaddy]

Lol i just realized this moron thinks they just pull some giant lever and the bottom falls off the water tower instantaneously releasing all 1 million gallons.

Adding to that..him and 91 think that all drainage is at max capacity as if theyre holding tanks.

[Tremor14]

Lol i just realized this moron thinks they just pull some giant lever and the bottom falls off the water tower instantaneously releasing all 1 million gallons.

Adding to that..him and 91 think that all drainage is at max capacity as if theyre holding tanks.

Are you trying to tell a plumber how that all works?

[Ruffdaddy]

Are you trying to tell a plumber how that all works?

Its sad that we have to explain these simple concepts to you huh...