Meaning of "up to attic"

[hamidp]

hi
what does the following sentence mean ?
"it's still up to the attic."

[Yankee]

Hi Hamidp

Without the broader context, that sentence doesn't mean much to me. What were the sentences that came before that sentence?
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Amy
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ESL teacher, translator, and a native speaker of American English

[hamidp]

hi Amy unfortunately I have no idea where this sentence comes from,somebody just posed it to me and since I didn't find its meaning I posed it to this forum.

[Yankee]

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Well, maybe the person is referring to something that is so high that it has reached the attic. This happened during Hurricane Katrina, for example. Some houses in the New Orleans area were flooded and the flood water was up to the attic of the house -- like this:
http://english.people.com.cn/200508/31/images/house.jpg

That's the only possibility that comes to mind.
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[Arshad07]

I think refers to something fishy.

[hamidp]

thanks Amy
may be that's right.