Hurricane Ida Floods Dan River

Posted by Steven Boaze on 13 November, 2009
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Hurricane Ida made its way through Danville, Virginia and dumped over 5 inches of rain within a 48 hour period. More rain is forecast for the region. The Dan River was at 23.3 feet when this video was taken. It is expected to reach 26.4 feet by midnight November 12, 2009. Water levels are expected to rise even further to 26.4 feet and is 2 feet shy of the record setting flood of 1996 at 28 feet. Flood waters can be seen in places that have never flooded before at this level.

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