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denverbill

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6. I agree. Snowpack in the Rockies is above normal right now.

Reply to Sherman A1 (Original post)

Thu Mar 14, 2019, 07:16 PM

Mar 2019

If the gov is actually advising it, do it. Even if there is no flooding, it's a lot more likely this year. If you're ever going to buy flood insurance, do it this year.

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FEMA Urges St. Louisans To Buy Flood Insurance [View all] Sherman A1 Mar 2019 OP

Good idea, since this year, we got more rain/moisture than in over 100 years or so, a record... SWBTATTReg Mar 2019 #1

Yes, being prepared is a good idea Sherman A1 Mar 2019 #3

The Meramec is already getting really high in just the last week... Moostache Mar 2019 #2

That isn't how insurance is supposed to work exboyfil Mar 2019 #4

the backfilling of residential areas, which MSD doesn't address much Kurt V. Mar 2019 #5

I agree. Snowpack in the Rockies is above normal right now. denverbill Mar 2019 #6

Flood insurance romainetarra Mar 2019 #7