Check these out:

 

In Cuyahoga County...

 

 

 

 

 

The new I-480 canal (at the Jennings Freeway):

 

 

 

Mayfield Road in Little Italy - the Red Line/railroad underpass:

 

 

 

Soggy pierogis at this Parma apartment complex:

 

 

 

The new aquatic exhibit at the zoo:

 

 

 

Huron at East 9th in downtown Cleveland (look at how dark it was at 9-9:30 a.m.):

 

 

 

West 117th and the rapid transit station above it (a car and a minivan were completely submerged here):

 

 

 

BIG Creek lived up to its name yesterday:

 

 

 

In "Lake" County...

 

 

 

In Lorain County...

 

 

 

Lorain County Part II...

 

the second picture from the top is a X

 

Was there any damage to the lower level of the new station at @ W 117?

 

 

Wow! Thanks for the photos.

Try it again, because it came from the same source as pictures 3-8 .... http://www.wkyc.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=72406

 

I haven't heard about damage to the new West 117th Station. But I wouldn't be surprised if water got in there.

 

Pavement at the Inner Belt's Dead Man's Curve was damaged by the storm waters and a lane or two was closed today. Also, pavement on the section of I-480 pictured above apparently was undercut by erosion.

Exciting times!

The water looks cleaner than Lake Erie.  *ba da ching*

 

Fine.  Interesting shots.

If it wasn't for the people here posting pictures and articles, most of this stuff would be lost forever after a few weeks in the "media's" archives.

Thanks for posting.

Global warming .. global warming ..

I know this doesn't have to do with flooding, but I took this photo of last night's lightning storm out of my window at my place in Old Brooklyn.

 

 

By me, the Jennings Road south of Steelyard Commons was flooded pretty badly.  There was a couple of inches of mud in the area by Valley Road/Old Harvard Road left as a byproduct.

Cd-cleveland - awesome pic!

 

 

That's an awesome picture!

 

Here's a picture of the flooded-out Cuyahoga County Fair in Berea....

 

 

And a shot of lightning in the clouds from yesterday's second storm, which was more lightning than rain (compared to the big storm in the morning)....

 

I can only hope there was enough water damage to the new W117th stop.  Tear that bag of ass down and get something worthy of an urban Rapid station.

great pics kjp. i used to be fascinated watching the "feed" in the newsroom at getty images when my spouse worked there and stuff like that came in left and right.

 

i talked to my mom this morning and she was tellin me about all this.

 

same thing in nyc too. storm, rain, brooklyn tornado?, flooding, no subways, long bus lines, tempers flaring. our friend had to walk to work too -- from e90's to w15th -- in all this heat. thats nuts. news:

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/08/08/nyc.weather/index.html

 

I can only hope there was enough water damage to the new W117th stop.  Tear that bag of ass down and get something worthy of an urban Rapid station.

 

I like the station and its design. What don't you like about it??

I can only hope there was enough water damage to the new W117th stop.  Tear that bag of ass down and get something worthy of an urban Rapid station.

 

Dude you have been super critical of a lot of designs in the city.  What I'm about to say is not meant to be malicious, but I would like to ask, what have you designed that we might have seen?  I ask 'cause it would be nice to have a point of reference and understand your approach to design & architecture.

If it wasn't for the people here posting pictures and articles, most of this stuff would be lost forever after a few weeks in the "media's" archives.

Thanks for posting.

 

So very true...that's another reason why UO is so fantastic.

sheesh!

 

My firm has a drainage project  in Ashtabula County to upgrade undersize pipes...did anyone hear of flooding around the City of Ashtabula and Ashtabula Twp?

Thx