Though it was short lived, the city of Fenton did get flooded. Our house though was safe. My great grandparents survived the flood of '82 and '93 in this house so we new we would be safe. But the rest of Fenton is another story. We didn't get too many pictures, but I give credit to KDSK New Channel 5 For any of the pictures I have added here(I will give credit under picture). I wanted to just show you what we lived with for a long weekend. Nothing to major to cause daily life to change for Chloe and I, but Dave had horrible traffic to and from work because it limited the ways in and out of Fenton and the surrounding areas.
This was on Thursday at hwy 141 and I-44. -courtesy of KSDK
Here is hwy 141 at I-44 on Friday. It was flooded until Monday morning (March 24) - courtesy of KSDK
This one of our pictures. Sorry it is blurry, but the is the side parking lot of the Fenton Post Office.
This is the river road, AKA Yarnell Rd, that runs right next to the river in Fenton. It runs from Old Town Fenton to the Soccer Park by I-44. Dave and I were on this road on Thursday evening and this is what it looked like on Friday. - Courtesy of KSDK
Here is that same road on Monday (March 24) after the water was off of it. The damage is amazing. -Courtesy of KSDK
This is on the turn where you would be close to the entrance of the Soccer Park. Courtesy of KSDK

This picture was taking on Saturday when the water had started to go down. courtesy of KSDK
So that was our life over Easter weekend. It was amazing, but in my mind I kept thinking "It's just water people." But Dave was so fascinated with it all we drove around every evening after dinner to get a look at the rising waters. On Saturday morning (about 8:45 am)the water was at it's highest and was actually in the right south bound lane of Hwy 30, near West. Watson (close to the Christian Church). But when we returned home from our running that afternoon (about 2:30 pm) the water was already reseeding and was off the road. It truly was amazing to see how fast the water came and left.
This was on Thursday at hwy 141 and I-44. -courtesy of KSDK
Here is hwy 141 at I-44 on Friday. It was flooded until Monday morning (March 24) - courtesy of KSDK
This is the river road, AKA Yarnell Rd, that runs right next to the river in Fenton. It runs from Old Town Fenton to the Soccer Park by I-44. Dave and I were on this road on Thursday evening and this is what it looked like on Friday. - Courtesy of KSDK
Here is that same road on Monday (March 24) after the water was off of it. The damage is amazing. -Courtesy of KSDK
This is on the turn where you would be close to the entrance of the Soccer Park. Courtesy of KSDKThese next pictures are for my Aunt Jean and Uncle Gary. The Covered Bridge RV park you guys stay at when visiting St. Louis was completely under water. The Shell Station next to it, had water half way into the pumping stations. Springdale pool was no more, all you could see was the tip top of the building. These pictures are from a street over from the RV Park because you couldn't even access the road to get to the park.

This picture was taking on Saturday when the water had started to go down. courtesy of KSDK
So that was our life over Easter weekend. It was amazing, but in my mind I kept thinking "It's just water people." But Dave was so fascinated with it all we drove around every evening after dinner to get a look at the rising waters. On Saturday morning (about 8:45 am)the water was at it's highest and was actually in the right south bound lane of Hwy 30, near West. Watson (close to the Christian Church). But when we returned home from our running that afternoon (about 2:30 pm) the water was already reseeding and was off the road. It truly was amazing to see how fast the water came and left.


