Monday Morning Rain

Travel discussion for St. John
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theshopper3
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Post by theshopper3 »

Hope everyone is staying dry......

AND have a supply of liquids on hand,to keep you hydrated while you watch the rain :cry:

The Shopper
kirk
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Post by kirk »

Joshie wrote:
nascarfan59 wrote:I noticed the cistern overflow pipes on our villa and the one next door pouring out water by 9:30am
Sadly, I know of several homeowners who just paid to have water delivered over the past few days...

-j
Add me to your list of people who just bought water
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Pia
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Post by Pia »

Us included :(
jimg20
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Post by jimg20 »

I know this is a dumb question, but look who's asking it.

Is it very expensive to fill a cistern?

JIM
Man it's like some dream we live down here....

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kirk
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Post by kirk »

We had around 5000 gal delievered last month for around $675.
the last radar report has it raining like this for the rest of the week
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lprof
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Post by lprof »

...happy for the thirsty island for green will return

...not so happy for the run-off & difficult driving/walking

Spice Cam seems stuck for last hour or so
...temperatures dropping

and these photos surely show your island in a different mood...not so much fun
... no longer a stranger to paradise
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Pia
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Post by Pia »

We paid $440.00 for 5500 gallons - there sometimes is a surcharge for difficult delivery area's and driveways :)

Pia
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Bob & Anita
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Post by Bob & Anita »

Joshie wrote:Just shot these.

You can really see the rain coming down, and the flooding on Centerline.

-j
Those pictures really do tell a story.
Bob & Anita
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StJohnRuth
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Post by StJohnRuth »

What a day.
Five minutes after we decided to close early the rain stopped and the sky brightened.
Still no Internet connection to the Spice Cam, though.
Are the roads still a mess?
- Ruth
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Diana2
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Post by Diana2 »

I confess that I've been doing a rain dance because I want the island to be green when I'm there in 5 weeks. Should I stop now??? :D
teefal
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Post by teefal »

Pia & Kirk, how long does your water last when filled?
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nothintolose
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Post by nothintolose »

I noticed in someone's pic of STJ from the water that the island looked more brown than green, hopefully this will help.

I was gonna say what Joshie mentioned too...mosquitos are gonna be a swarming...bring lots of repellant if you are headed down soon.
"Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we die" - Dave Matthews Band
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StJohnRuth
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Post by StJohnRuth »

Here is a link to more photos from yesterday's deluge.

http://www.on-stjohn.com/2009/05/05/whe ... -it-pours/

- Ruth
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