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Buffalo Creek Flood happened in 1972.
Yes. Parts of Bardon did go underwater in Brisbane's 1974 flood. Ithaca Creek overflows caused this.
A flood is when the water comes out of its normal path.
The size of a creek is relative, small or large compared to what. Our town has a creek running through it that is larger than many rivers and in the spring runs pretty wild and can flood some areas just like a river. Creeks, streams, and rivers were given their names by early settlers who most likely used their own judgement for how to name them.
Paradis has written: 'Flash Flood at Hollow Creek'
The material coalesces in large volumes in streams and creates a torrent. During normal flow, debris stagnates or surrounding environmental changes are mild.
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The material coalesces in large volumes in streams and creates a torrent. During normal flow, debris stagnates or surrounding environmental changes are mild.
they are what to look for in a normal flood but more likely to be unpredictabal
it's a flood zone
If you live in a flood zone then you must have flood insurance. It is not covered by normal homeowners insurance. It is basically a federal program.
A flood is a large amount of water that overflow from beyond its normal confines. A flood can happen where there is a heavy rainstorm that can overflow a river.