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It's predicted that parts of Floride may receive 8" of rain. Each inch of rain translates to 27,154 gallons/acre. <br /><br />8 inches would be over 217,000 gallons per acre.<br /><br />You guys in Florida stay safe and try to stay dry.
A little more trivia for y'all, we have 5-1/2 acres and last week 1-1/2" of rain fell in about an hour. I did the math and that was a little over 2 million pounds of water in our yard! Man if I could just bottle it!
