The 100 year rains are hitting about every 5-10 years now so why are they called 100 year rains. And the news media is NOT doing a good enough job on rerporting on these floods we are having. You try to go a hundred mile from home and in that time you find FIVE state highways closed due to the flooding. No detours posted, you have to guess where you can go to get thru and the clousur may be 10 mile down the road you need to go 9 mile down to your destination but you have no idea where it is closed. They need to do more to keep people informed as to what roads are closed due to high water and actually where they are closed. Rivers at leas a half mile from their banks on each side. And the crops that have survived drowing out I am guessing 50% in areas will never make it to be able to be harvested. Now and then you do see some good corn but that is only in certain areas that were not hit. Flood watches out again this morning.
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