Was this the hardest it can possibly rain? (MASSIVE destruction to mountain communities)
The remnants of Hurricane Camille were nearly dead when the storm pulled in moist air and roared back to life over the Blue Ridge of Virginia. This video tells about the weather event and its geologic effects that changed a quiet mountain landscape forever. The storm produced rainfall that is thought to be at or near the maximum rainfall that can physically occur in this area, and the impact was staggering. LiDAR maps and MS Paint tell the story.
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