Nobody wants to be Chicken Little when it comes to predicting a natural disaster. And for the last two months, people in South Manteca have waited patiently to see whether Mother Nature cooperates and the aging levees that protect hundreds of homes withstand the insane amount of water flowing between them. One of those people that I talk to quite regularly, Tony Coit, made a comment to me that seemed on the surface like it was a panicked plea and a call to action because doom is closing in and there isn’t anything anybody can do to stop it.
It likely wont flood. But it could.
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