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[QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 4034469, member: 34"]
That's why I mentioned it's expensive to do after the fact.  Time and labor to disrupt that type of ground and make progress with  power lines.

Sandy soil is also a reason why last September Sally dumped 25" in my area in about 24 hours.  I had 18" of standing water in my backyard.  Took about a day for it to drain through the soil.  I have about 2" of dirt before it becomes a sandy mix.

And that hard bedrock, paved streets and rivers whose banks are firmed up, are also why the flooding will be so severe with only 5 inches of rain.  The expression is true.  Water will find its level.  NYC will be a mess.  Expect the videos of waterfalls of water flowing down the steps in to the subways.  Also, all those people who pay the premium price to build on the coastline, will see the perils of that choice.  Me thinks the mansions at Newport should survive quite nicely up on their cliffs.  Those homes closer to the water line, are gonna get soaked.
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