Welcome To
Carmi , Illinois . What your looking at here is as of
Sunday now Closed for traffic . The water reached approx 24" deep shortly after these pics were taken . To get to the
restaurant across town , 1 mile away from my house requires a 20 mile drive
sooooooooooooooooooooooooo we are not eating out
LOL
As you look at the picture below , you can see a building behind the gas pumps . It as of
Monday morning has 17" of water inside .

Town is
accessible from the south only . The picture below shows one end of a road as it comes into town . The picture below this one is the other end of the road approx 13 miles away .

The other end of the road pictured below is a road that is Built on a raised road bed , kinda like a dam . Its approx 12 feet above the fields , As you can see its about 3 feet over the road that makes the corn field approx 15 feet deep with water at this point .
YES that is corn fields NOT a lake .

There is
sooooooooo much water , the field has waves
LOLAs I look at these pictures and think about all that we have here , I am
grateful that we were spared what many south of us in
Tennessee Alabama Kentucky and other places got . I can live with a little water .