getting flooded

[JMADEWELL09]

well i live about a hour from vegas and we have gotten rain now for 5 straight days. It usally never rains here we only get a avarge rain fall of 4.5 inches per year. We are now up to 5.88 inches for the year and have gotten 1.42 inches for the month of december.

[MountainViewGreenskeeper]

Lawn care business tips

that sucks it just started raining here tonight and supposed to be gone 2morrow morning early afternoon.

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Mountain View Greenskeeper proudly offering yard care in the East Valley of Arizona.

[Growing Green]

Originally Posted by JMADEWELL09

well i live about a hour from vegas and we have gotten rain now for 5 straight days. It usally never rains here we only get a avarge rain fall of 4.5 inches per year. We are now up to 5.88 inches for the year and have gotten 1.42 inches for the month of december.

WOOOHOOO for you! That means more grass to cut then right?

Matt

[The Cleaning Doctor]

After the roads are fixed and the pontoons get reattached... LOL

Look on the bright side and go and sell new lawns and landscaping.

[picframer]

Our weather this fall has been setting records, we have been back to flooding for the past three weeks, 8" in two days over the weekend, roads are wasked out, homes destroyed, mother nature is setting a number of records, we would normally have a pile of snow by now, good thing it isn't snow as we would have received over 6 feet of the white stuff in the past two weeks. Then the wind has been something else, I thought we would shut down a month ago however still getting calls for tree work, and we are still going.

[TNT Family Lawn Care]

I would be so happy if that was use here in Michigan getting calls like that take it all if you turn it down your competitors will take it

[Steve]

Will flooding be an issue in your area with all that rain? If so, are there services you could offer to reach out and get new customers? Like maybe cleanups after the rain?

[Hedgemaster]

Saw that rain on the news. Amazing stuff.

Here in Western PA, it seems like we got winter about 3 weeks early. Generally, we'll get enough snow to cover the grass a few weeks before Christmas, but it almost always quickly melts long before Christmas day, then we'll start seeing regular snowfall well after the holidays.

This year, we got the snow, and the temps never went back up much above 25º, so we've had several weeks of colder than normal temps, and snow that hasn't melted. (But not enough snow to make any money off of)

[JMADEWELL09]

http://www.8newsnow.com/category/282...clipId=5413762

video of the flooding that happend

[JMADEWELL09]

here is pic of my yard underwater. I was trying to get my trailer out and take it to moms