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A long-time viewer emailed me earlier this week with a puzzle: he had two rain gauges side-by-side during our recent storm, but they measured a different amount of rain. Here's how it happens.

(Scroll down for a chart breaking down flood impacts at each level) The Ohio River normally sits at around 12 feet at the McAlpine Upper, which is a gauge location near downtown Louisville.