Thanks Jason ... we'll be safe.

I feel for the PUD crews that are out truing to fish the mess tonight, they're now saying it will likely be mid-morning before it's all done due to the continued poor weather. Thanls fellas!!

I just got from town to get a cup of hot java ... the 'Duc was at 24 boards when I left the house, 29 now

Here's the latest from NWS:

FLOOD WARNING
745 PM PST WED MAR 12 2003

...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED A FLOOD WARNING FOR SMALL
STREAMS IN THE FOLLOWING WESTERN WASHINGTON COUNTY...

CLALLAM COUNTY.

$$

THE BOGACHIEL RIVER IS THE MOST LIKELY TO FLOOD. OBSERVED RIVER
HEIGHT UPSTREAM ON THE CALAWAH RIVER AT 730 PM SHOWED 15.4 FEET AND
RISING. FLOODING ON THE BOGACHIEL IS MOST LIKELY BETWEEN THE TOWN
OF FORKS AND LA PUSH AND WILL INUNDATE HWY 110.

WARM AND MOIST SOUTHWEST FLOW WILL BRING RAIN...HEAVY AT TIMES...TO
WESTERN WASHINGTON MOUNTAINS TONIGHT AND THURSDAY. THE SNOW LEVEL IN
THE MOUNTAINS WILL BE HIGH...6000 TO 7000 FEET THROUGH THURSDAY. AT
THIS TIME THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS APPEAR TO BE THE FOCUS OF THE RAIN.

A FLOOD WARNING MEANS THAT FLOODING IS OCCURRING OR IMMINENT. IF YOU
LIVE ALONG A FLOOD PRONE RIVER IN THE WATCH AREA...BE READY TO ACT
QUICKLY IF THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ISSUES A FLOOD WARNING. DO
NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE THROUGH FLOODED AREAS...THIS IS THE CAUSE OF
MOST FLOOD RELATED DEATHS IN WASHINGTON.