Glad to see the community coming together, building back business and getting back to some normalcy. Coming next week and can't wait to have some Hotdog World and Piggly Wiggly. With all of love from Florida
I enjoy your videos. You always have a positive attitude! I hope that the neighborly support continues despite differences. We're all more alike than different ❤💙
It's more of a hundred year flood... There was 1916 and also a similar flood in the 1790s. It's certainly the biggest catastrophic flood just due to the amount of population and businesses. They'll build back better and hopefully smarter. The few homes left in Chimney Rock are on stilts . Clearly some people understood the realities of building on low-lying land. It's a great area with many strong people. They'll be back.
Retired hydrologist here. As she mentioned in the video, the hundred, five hundred, and thousand year floods are statistical constructs - they don't literally mean that it's the biggest flood in a hundred years. Rather, the peak annual flows are ranked in order of magnitude, and probabilities of exceedance of that flow value generate the thresholds for the rarer events. The 100 year flood is the flood with a 1% chance of exceedance within a given year for a particular river system. This is what's used in building and flood zone determinations for setting insurance rates and the like. The thousand year flood is the flow that has a 0.1% chance of exceedance in a given year. And yes, if you check the maps where the 100 year flood zones are laid out, and compare them to what actually happened in western NC, they FAR exceeded those thresholds. Thus, a thousand year event determination is likely correct.
Thank you ladies for all this amazing information 🥰 my husband and I are wine lovers, any chance to dedicate a video about wine tours 🥰 I can’t wait to visit❤
I was in Hendersonville in Spring-Summer 2022. It WAS NOT A GOOD EXPERIENCE. Yuck! The Walmart was an overcrowded mess with DRAGRACING at night. The same thing over by the old movie theater. It was scary & no way would I stop there again.
Have you been to Hendersonville, North Carolina? Or maybe you live there?
Glad to see the community coming together, building back business and getting back to some normalcy. Coming next week and can't wait to have some Hotdog World and Piggly Wiggly. With all of love from Florida
Thank you!
We have been looking at Hendersonville for years as a retirement spot, so your report is very helpful. Thank you.
@@dalesnyder4831 I’m glad it was helpful!
I enjoy your videos. You always have a positive attitude! I hope that the neighborly support continues despite differences. We're all more alike than different ❤💙
@@MyraRFinch that’s exactly right!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you, ladies, for the great update.
@@elizabethescher5445 You are welcome!
It's more of a hundred year flood... There was 1916 and also a similar flood in the 1790s. It's certainly the biggest catastrophic flood just due to the amount of population and businesses. They'll build back better and hopefully smarter. The few homes left in Chimney Rock are on stilts . Clearly some people understood the realities of building on low-lying land. It's a great area with many strong people. They'll be back.
Hope so
Retired hydrologist here. As she mentioned in the video, the hundred, five hundred, and thousand year floods are statistical constructs - they don't literally mean that it's the biggest flood in a hundred years. Rather, the peak annual flows are ranked in order of magnitude, and probabilities of exceedance of that flow value generate the thresholds for the rarer events. The 100 year flood is the flood with a 1% chance of exceedance within a given year for a particular river system. This is what's used in building and flood zone determinations for setting insurance rates and the like. The thousand year flood is the flow that has a 0.1% chance of exceedance in a given year. And yes, if you check the maps where the 100 year flood zones are laid out, and compare them to what actually happened in western NC, they FAR exceeded those thresholds. Thus, a thousand year event determination is likely correct.
@@pax61 thank you for your input 🙏
Great vid Elena 🤘 keep 'em coming.
Thank you and will do😁
No. 6 / Hendersonville is Asheville's prettier little sister.
@@russellwurr2539 you are not wrong 😊
yeah a spoiled little daddys girl with no class
The rivers and the mud are highly çontaminated
Hmm
so are the local atuhorities
Yes it's shocking what was reported yesterday in a video of the clean up - extremely highly contaminated water resulting in body burns l
Thank you ladies for all this amazing information 🥰 my husband and I are wine lovers, any chance to dedicate a video about wine tours 🥰 I can’t wait to visit❤
Thank YOU.
We’ll work on it🍷
I was in Hendersonville in Spring-Summer 2022. It WAS NOT A GOOD EXPERIENCE. Yuck!
The Walmart was an overcrowded mess with DRAGRACING at night.
The same thing over by the old movie theater. It was scary & no way would I stop there again.
Wow
place is a real estate scam. you can paint a turd but it still smells like a turd
@@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet thanks for voicing your opinion
@ yeah don’t do that in Hendersonville unless you like handcuffs.
Smilesotheylikeyou
@@keithwolfe-festivalandstreet I’m sure others have a very different experience