The next day was really another sunny day.
The heavy rain half a night washed the dirt road into mud. When the sun came out, it soon became a solid dirt road, but there were some footprints of people and cattle on the road.
There is less dust.
After one night, the river rose two or three meters, only about 7 meters away from the embankment.
How do you know so clearly?
It's simple.
On the outer river embankment, there is a long row of "water gauge" extending into the water along the slope every other distance.
These water gauges are cement pillars that go down the river bank one by one