Another round of heavy rain tomorrow.
My hill has at least a years growth, I hope it holds up.

A few weeks ago we had saturated ground, then several hard rains - there was a lot of small landslides in the area - but no houses lost that I know of.

In the City were I work there are 3 adjacent homes that had about 10 feet of their back yard drop down the hill - trees, fences and all.  The first drop happened overnight.....then the slope continued to creep for several days.

It is a natural process in this part of the country - all the hillside valleys were created by this process of erosion and hillside slippage....there is no plate movement or upheaval of ground that made the hills - the hills and valley were all made by erosion and the soil eventually ends up in the Ohio or Licking River were it gets washed away.  Luckily it is a slow process, and most homes will get old and fall down long before they slide over the hill.

Well, they didn't close the local school so I assume they have it in hand.
Only 1 road will be closed to handle the potential mud flow.
It just happens to cut the neighborhood in 2.