Mother Nature's fury

Chef in the Making

Mother Nature has been acting up on the Delmava peninsula so I tried to capture some of her fury.[img]Waves breaking over the bulkhead http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/urnmor/068.jpg[/img]

The ocean





Ocean to the bay streeet flooding



View from teh canal



almost lost her early morning

mad max beyond eggdome

been there many times when its raining hard. ...the main drag there between OC and rehobeath is one of the worst draining roads around. ... .i remember one time watching some kids kayaking down main street in bethany. . .gotta love it. ..

i was also in OC the week after hurrican francis (i think it was francis) tore out the boardwalk back in the 80s. ..streets were full of sand. ..it was quite the site. .. and don't forget that the OC inlet didn't even exist prior to the big storm in the early 30s. .i've read that the next 'big' storm will create a new inlet up around 45th street or so. ... its a barrier island, and they are designed by nature to move ... . its only a matter of time. .. .

JLOCKHART29

Nice pics of the ocean! Weather can be so pretty and yet so distructive. I rode about 120 miles north of hear today. Be rolling along then 2x's looked like a bulldozer 200 yards wide rolled across the road. Tornados. Concreat slabs and tree stumps. No one was killed there but was farther north.

Chef in the Making

we were heading to Lewes but the police had the road closed. They were concerned that the water at Indian River Inlet was running so hard that it undermine the bridge pillings and that it would collaspe

Chef in the Making

I was looking at some of the damage.
doesn't seem like the storms are becoming more destructive both here and abroad.

Beanie-Bean

John,

You're family is alright, right? Hope that everything works out for you guys...

Take care.

Knauf

Hope all is well up there. Looks like a typical summer thunder boomer we get daily in florida. They come, they dump, they leave and the water is gone in a half hour.