Well, I had heard about it, my Dad had seen it here once, but last evening we got stranded for a few hours. In the matter of about 20 to 30 minutes, the water went from 4' below the bridge's road surface, to close to 2' above and over the road surface! One of my wife's music students got stuck here until about 8:45. That's when the waters receeded to a safe point to cross the bridge. There wasn't that much rain to have caused this to happen this fast. Two neighbors told us that there is a 2 acre "lake" upstream. My guess is that it is a mud pond now. Didn't even know it was there.
Thought I'd post a couple pictures for you to see. The first three are of the bridge, DSCN1417.jpgDSCN1418.jpgDSCN1421.jpg
the fourth is a shot from my front yard DSCN1425.jpg. Notice: I can't see water from there on a normal day, like today for instance. And the fifth is of the creek behind the house. DSCN1423.jpg These steps lead down to a landing that is normally about 2 to 3' above the water level.Best guestimation is the water was up about 6 to 7 feet over normal. Jim.