The Observer: Deluge, budget deficit, and wishful thinking ...Middle East

On Sunday the Heavens parted Last Sunday’s (May 28th) super-torrential drenching reminded me of a sudden Illinois late Spring deluge that ends almost as soon as it began, but leaving corn and soybean fields underwater. I was at Harwood Park helping volunteers on a construction project, when the storm began around 1:30 p.m., lasting about 45 minutes. Oldtimers said they had never experienced anything similar previously. Retired CALFIRE Captain Vic Weaver commented, “That was a real gully-washer. Never seen anything like that before.” An upper low brought the unexpected event that included thunder and lightening. The cascading rain dumped 1.10 inches on the floor of Long Valley, 1.77 inches fi

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