I'm on the opposite, Texas is in a drought and has been for years, we have to put up with wildfires and there have been tornados this spring. But the flooding is awful, there is nothing you can do but get out when the river bears down on you. Praying for their safety.
Bev

Was wondering the same about the Richelieu area here in Quebec as they have had an awful couple of weeks with the flooding there...not sure if we have any Cute sisters in that area, but if so hope they are safe...x0x0x0

It is a terrible year, I think with all of the flooding and torneadoes. And hurricane season is still 2 weeks away. Scary year.

We have our own flooding going on along our rivers - not like the Mississippi - but having a rough time in some area's. We are about 1/2 mile from one of the rivers - but we are higher up - so we will never experience any trouble with it - it is more downstream that will.

I have been praying for all around the country - this weather has been unreal this year.

We do have these two that live in Mississippi:
bkd147 Mississippi
becky45 Becky Mississippi

However - the Mississippi is a very long a huge river - that would involve several states: Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, & Louisiana - besides Mississippi:
I don't know the cities that are close to the river - but we have these members:
marlakay Holmen Wisconsin
mmgreyhounds Maureen Wisconsin
dollysays Wisconsin
sgwinn Suzanne Grimes Iowa
puppyjo Iowa
brendaleas Webb City Missouri
chris Kansas City Missouri
geruvyme Lisa Cedar Hill Missouri
1ladyb Bentonville Arkansas
kttyhwk4 Arkansas
nonmusicmom Paula Arkansas
belwllms55 Baton Rouge Louisiana
brendaburgess Brenda Lafayette Louisiana

Hopefully - we will hear from them - whether or not - they are affected or are safe.

We are about 90 miles from the mighty Mississippi River. Our rivers have flooded out of their banks and flooded the flat land. The town of Pocahontas flooded, could not get in or out, just miles and miles of water. Here in Hardy, Arkansas our Spring River flooded the park and rv park, and homes along the river. Our farmers along the Mississippi River are going to loose more than 500 million in crops from the flooding. It is just so unreal. We are up a little higher so no great losses to our property. Just wet, wet, wet. Feels like you're walking thru pudding! My heart aches for all those that are suffering from this. Carol

I live one mile from the Mississippi in Minneapolis, MN, near Lock and Dam #1. The river is very high, some areas in St. Paul have been flooding.
Cindy B.

here is a great link:

I will continue to pray for all that have suffered through the floods and tornados....I can't imagine water that deep and wide....or seeing so much distruction.