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Agree Disagree The police of this city are famous for their inactivity and lack of professionalism. The judges Agree 80 Disagree There is nothing good about Bloomington, IN. As for Catalent, there is one of those in my home town Woodstock, IL. Try Now. That follows 5 to 7 inches of rain that fell over a shorter period last weekend, which flooded a downtown Bloomington street, overtopped a county bridge with debris, and caused the floodwaters to sweep up one car, leaving its driver dead.
The amount of extreme rainfall in central Indiana has gone up by about 15 percent since , Filippelli said. That means extreme rainfall will continue to be likely in this area, he said. The information sheet cautions against against asking the question: Did climate change cause this event? An alternate question is encouraged : Have we observed changes in extreme rainfall like this? During the early and middle 20th century, the information sheet says, Indiana would see between one and three extreme rainfalls a year.
Now, the state gets as many as eight per year. Since , Bloomington has seen four years with more than 15 two-dayinch rain events. Part of the infrastructure picture for downtown Bloomington is the underground culvert runs from Dunn Meadow at Indiana Avenue to 1st Street and College Avenue, where the waterway re-emerges above ground.
One of the challenges faced by an approach to stormwater management involving an underground culvert is that once the size is fixed, it requires major construction and millions of dollars to expand. And where you fix the volume is often dependent on certain assumptions, maybe past rainfall events, that may not be true in the future.
He was describing a future project that would enlarge the culvert inlet at 6th Street and Indiana. Is Dunn Meadow being considered as a detention pond in connection with that project? Kelson indicated that the inlet would be made bigger so that it could accept the water coming off Dunn Meadow.
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