Wisconsin Rapids Area September 2010 Flooding

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Uploaded by on Sep 25, 2010

September 22, 2010 the news of Midwest was that central to upper Wisconsin recieved 5in + of rain within a couple of days.. Resulted in major flooding of small towns throughout the Midwest. Locals are saying this is a so called 100 year old flood where it comes every 100 years...

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  • Thanks for all the views everyone it sounds like a lot of people enjoyed my video. I've gotten good comments in person too.

  • i LIVE there

  • @MrJOtt12 So do I

  • @tY921 A one-hundred-year flood is calculated to be the level of flood water expected to be equaled or exceeded every 100 years on average. The 100-year flood is more accurately referred to as the 1% annual exceedance probability flood, since it is a flood that has a 1% chance of being equaled or exceeded in any single year. H/T wikipedia/US Geological Survey

  • @FloydofOz ok and trust what wiki says??

  • My dad own the Baltus Gas Stations, he finally got the one in the round about up and running again! thank you for the video

  • @lcbaltus11 that wasn't his car stuck there because that would stink...

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  • lol i live right next to the river there. i took a walk that same day, and saw a car in the middle of the water... then i dropped down and just laughed like hell!! but i do feel sorry for whoever's car that was

  • This was a very rare moment indeed. I'm glad I got to saw it. It's scary though. I live along the river. I was babysitting that night, too. So when the Police came to get everyone, it was scary. But good thing everything is better.

  • My dad works at new page there and he said the basement was flooded, and behind the stone castle the water was level with that loading dock back there, and he said the currant was so strong in there that he couldn't barely walk north.

  • @munster155 rapids schools never close, get me mad. a long, gloomy day at lincoln.

  • that sucked our house was on a hill so we were safe but my friends house got TRASHED

  • At the spot where the pictures are taken at about 1:49 or so, my grandfather managed a store from about 1912-1918. I can see why it used to be called GRAND rapids. The old pictures of the town being damaged by flooding make more sense with this video.

  • At the spot where the pictures are taken at about 1:49 or so, my grandfather managed a store from about 1912-1918. I can see why it used to be called GRAND rapids. The old pictures of the town being damaged by flooding make more sense with this video.

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