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They say your coast is being hit right now. Looking at that ditch running full would be impressive, but if it breached all of sudden, that would be a lot of water
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They say your coast is being hit right now. Looking at that ditch running full would be impressive, but if it breached all of sudden, that would be a lot of water
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There is a guy in my old neighborhood that got his 22 ft boat sunk by a 12ga when he took it out in the flooded streets. Apparently one of the neighbors didn't like the wake he was creating lol.
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The system just off the coast is fairly mild and I'd be surprised if anybody got more than five or six inches from it...
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Yup. Same thing here. Some areas of town have got several inches of rain just with the afternoon showers but so far I've gotten less than 2" in the past two months.5 or 6 inches of rain? That's a summertime thunderstorm in Savannah, Georgia.
I try to avoid flights into phoenix after 3 pm during summer monsoon season. Yesterday landed at 3. Dust storm right behind us for last 20 minutes of flight. Got off the plane to see the arrival/departure boards all cancelled or delayed.
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I quit flying in 76! You know those sand storms play total havoc on the turbines. Makes me wonder how those things survive one. Talk about a good sanding job to all the rotating parts.
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Meanwhile in Canada, outdoor swimming is starting to have limitations.
Meanwhile in Canada, outdoor swimming is starting to have limitations.
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Hope that knocked some sense into her lol
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There are alot of stupid ones up here
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Maybe she's a newbie to snow? I grew up in the stuff so I learned to check out what I was about to dive into early in life lol. I remember the first time I sledded down a really steep hill out onto a frozen pond. Was real reluctant until I finally did it and it was Katy bar the door after that!
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Can't remember the last time I came out to the shop and DIDN'T turn on the window fans! Had a low of 64 this morning right around 7 and it's hit 75 but it's 72 now with 35% and I would imagine the humidity will drop as the day heats up. Had 16% here yesterday and that's unheard of around this area! The talking heads say Ian is partly responsible for this....
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Submit and I cleaned up 5" of snow in NH on Saturday and I came up today to clean up 14" of snow that came down yesterday. And it's snowing again now.
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Nope, not me!
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I see there was a Tornado in Pasadamndena Texas
I hope you Dale @Mr. Cranky is alright no real damage
Mother Nature is a fickled BITCH
it's 51* sunny, sort of a 5 mph cool breeze, totally clear skies,
no foreseeable rain or snow in the immediate future, 2 weeks out
Thank God (He trump'd Mother Nature, said; 'enough is enough bitch')
after 2 months of constant rain & snow,
we got like 64"+ by my rain bucket out on the porch
each time I emptied it, it had like 8"s of rain X8
all in 60+ days (we had a lil' snow prior to that too)
several 'feet of snow', several times too in the past 4-5-6 waves of weather
(300"s of snow in many areas, 20 or so miles upcountry, mostly above 7,000')
it was mostly too warm here, for the snow to stick around very long
pouring rain later in the evening or next day etc.
until that last storm, we still have remnants of snow on the North side
in the backyard (10*+ cooler in the back)
& we still have more winter to go, still the spring & next fall too
I'll bet we get 80"s total this full year, snow & rain combines/water levels
normal for here, is for a whole year is 41"s & 300 days of sunshine
my mood is far better without all the wet,
makes me feel better seeing teh sun too
I hope you Dale @Mr. Cranky is alright no real damage
Mother Nature is a fickled BITCH
it's 51* sunny, sort of a 5 mph cool breeze, totally clear skies,
no foreseeable rain or snow in the immediate future, 2 weeks out
Thank God (He trump'd Mother Nature, said; 'enough is enough bitch')
after 2 months of constant rain & snow,
we got like 64"+ by my rain bucket out on the porch
each time I emptied it, it had like 8"s of rain X8
all in 60+ days (we had a lil' snow prior to that too)
several 'feet of snow', several times too in the past 4-5-6 waves of weather
(300"s of snow in many areas, 20 or so miles upcountry, mostly above 7,000')
it was mostly too warm here, for the snow to stick around very long
pouring rain later in the evening or next day etc.
until that last storm, we still have remnants of snow on the North side
in the backyard (10*+ cooler in the back)
& we still have more winter to go, still the spring & next fall too
I'll bet we get 80"s total this full year, snow & rain combines/water levels
normal for here, is for a whole year is 41"s & 300 days of sunshine
my mood is far better without all the wet,
makes me feel better seeing teh sun too
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We had those same horizontal ice sickles on our cabin, I knocked them all down today before they punctured the window screens. Snowing HARD right now. Dog went out for 5 minutes and came in with a snow coat on...lol.
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