No where close to Isaac, but here in Charleston it's been raining like mad since 8 a.m. Our parking lot is a giant lake and it's still coming down. I'm expecting to see a cow on a roof top before long. I'd dare to say we've had 4 inches of rain so far since midnight and it's still rolling in off the ocean. Prayers go out to all those about to be impacted. I wish the drought stricken areas were getting this rain as we've had plenty over the past few weeks. I've lived in my home for 9 years and have never seen a mushroom in my yard and now there's a field of them, all varieties. I'm glad I brought my lunch to work today.
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We have been having that for what seems like a month here. I now have lake front property in my back yard. And I don't even live in a low area!
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Against the pine straw is a 2 foot deep ditch and the water is about 8 inches deep coming up to the building foundation. Still pouring with some thunder. The pictures look bright, but the street lights are on and it looks like it's nearly dusk.

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It's rained nearly 3 inches at my house and more downtown. I know it's nothing like Louisiana is getting, but man we seem so far removed from the action to get such an impact. Be careful out there!
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Look at it this way Steve, You can fish out your back door. On a serious note, be careful brother.
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I wish that rain would head here. My grass is still toast from the lack if rain this summer.. Stay safe for everyone that's affected by the hurricane.
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I hope we get some rain from the storm. Has it made landfall yet?
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I believe this is heading your way in a few day.
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Man, somewhere in the annals of history, Southern Louisiana/New Orleans must have really pissed off Mother Nature. That thing has just been sitting there all night.
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Thoughts and prayers for everyone affected by the storms. Stay safe.
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It's raining and blowing here at my house. The wind is not really a concern just the extended period of rain. It seems that storm has come to Louisiana to party and, like a mother-in-law, doesn't want to leave.
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