The Easton Flood Of 2004 Nuketown

The Easton Flood Of 2004 Nuketown As of sunday, 9 19 2004, larry holmes drive, which runs along the eastern edge of the city and abuts the park, was underwater (sorry, no photos of that — we were on the wrong side of rte. 22, and the digital camera can’t shoot that far). The september 2004 flood, a product of the remnants of hurricane ivan, produced massive destruction along the delaware river. less than seven months later, in april 2005, the delaware river rose to higher levels as a result of snow melt and unusually high amounts of rain.

The Easton Flood Of 2004 Nuketown Historical floods: delaware river at easton (phillipsburg, nj), pennsylvania period of record: 1903 present last flood: 9 9 2011 longitude: 75.203 number of floods: 14 date of flood crest (ft). Rising above ivan’s high water mark, the swirling stew of mud, tree branches and other debris swamped downtown easton, closed at least seven bridges and caused what is expected to be tens of. Waters rose into the retail district of easton in september 2004 as tropical storm ivan weakened, then again after spring rainstorms in april 2005. Floods in 2004, 2005, and 2006. three years in a row, easton was hit with major floods. in 2004 the water level reached 33.35 feet. in 2005, the water level hit 37.20 feet, the highest of the three. in 2006 the water level almost reached that mark again, hitting 37.09 feet.

The Easton Flood Of 2004 Nuketown Waters rose into the retail district of easton in september 2004 as tropical storm ivan weakened, then again after spring rainstorms in april 2005. Floods in 2004, 2005, and 2006. three years in a row, easton was hit with major floods. in 2004 the water level reached 33.35 feet. in 2005, the water level hit 37.20 feet, the highest of the three. in 2006 the water level almost reached that mark again, hitting 37.09 feet. The river spilled over its banks along an 80 mile stretch from easton, pa., as far south as trenton, forcing the authorities to close several bridges, shut down flooded roadways and evacuate. Sept. 2004 flood downtown eastonmonument to the flooding in eyre park. finally there is an article about this monument's dedication from the delaware county daily times on august 1, 1975. 33 barbara galyean and 18 others 󰍸 19 󰤦 3 󰤧 pennsylvania wild mushroom gathering merlyn sliker󰞋aug 4󰞋󱟠 easton, pa northampton county 󱝍 2 steven masters and 9 others 󰍸 10. The floods of 2004, 2005 and 2006 along the delaware river brought about tremendous changes for many of the affected communities. they also were the impetus for the creation of nurture nature center. The september 2004 flood, a product of the remnants of hurricane ivan, produced massive destruction along the delaware river. less than seven months later, in april 2005, the delaware river rose to higher levels as a result of snow melt and unusually high amounts of rain.

The Easton Flood Of 2004 Nuketown The river spilled over its banks along an 80 mile stretch from easton, pa., as far south as trenton, forcing the authorities to close several bridges, shut down flooded roadways and evacuate. Sept. 2004 flood downtown eastonmonument to the flooding in eyre park. finally there is an article about this monument's dedication from the delaware county daily times on august 1, 1975. 33 barbara galyean and 18 others 󰍸 19 󰤦 3 󰤧 pennsylvania wild mushroom gathering merlyn sliker󰞋aug 4󰞋󱟠 easton, pa northampton county 󱝍 2 steven masters and 9 others 󰍸 10. The floods of 2004, 2005 and 2006 along the delaware river brought about tremendous changes for many of the affected communities. they also were the impetus for the creation of nurture nature center. The september 2004 flood, a product of the remnants of hurricane ivan, produced massive destruction along the delaware river. less than seven months later, in april 2005, the delaware river rose to higher levels as a result of snow melt and unusually high amounts of rain.

The Easton Flood Of 2004 Nuketown The floods of 2004, 2005 and 2006 along the delaware river brought about tremendous changes for many of the affected communities. they also were the impetus for the creation of nurture nature center. The september 2004 flood, a product of the remnants of hurricane ivan, produced massive destruction along the delaware river. less than seven months later, in april 2005, the delaware river rose to higher levels as a result of snow melt and unusually high amounts of rain.