Get out your box of salt, umbrella and galoshes..
Before
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And after..
(http://i1160.photobucket.com/albums/q490/atheola/IMG_20140714_084859.jpg)
I just couldn't find the regular pic thread so here's another for rainy days.. Into each life some rain must fall..
We've had a bad spout of no rain here, haven't gotten any since April. I'm surprised we haven't been set on water restrictions yet
Can I borrow some rain?
That'd be welcome here right now.
Last night it was thundering and lightning with the wind blowing the trees all around, and just some spots from rain on the dust. We need to pray :pray: for rain in my town in Arizona. :biggrin2:
I'm thinking Ohio ought to export water.. I've lived in the dry parts of the country and frankly in general your water, what there is of it sucks.. It's the one thing I always miss of Ohio when I'm gone..
Hey, send me the shipping cost and I'll send you jugs of clean, clear, sweet tap water. :lol:
I live in goddamned Virginia man, we're supposed to be temperate
Glad you didn't leave because of the idiot troll APA. :pidu: Solitary
Over here it's been raining so much lately that I'm growing gills...
Been raining heavily here all day, ist time in weeks and its a welcome sight after all the hot weather we been havin lately, still muggy / clammy tho..........
Quote from: Green Bottle on July 14, 2014, 11:32:01 AM
Been raining heavily here all day, ist time in weeks and its a welcome sight after all the hot weather we been havin lately, still muggy / clammy tho..........
Don't recall it being foggy in Glasgow when I was there, but rain was plentiful. On the Holy Loch I can attest to what Pea Soup is. Imagine standing right next to a guy and talking to him and not being able to see him. I nearly walked off the edge of the deck a few times it was so thick. Back then, sunny days were not that plentiful. Global warming has apparently changed that. No offense, but I think muggy and clammy was kind of the norm.....
Looks like a normal spring day in western Washington.
Quote from: AllPurposeAtheist on July 14, 2014, 09:33:33 AMI just couldn't find the regular pic thread so here's another for rainy days.. Into each life some rain must fall..
I'll never understand why rain gets such a bad rep. When I see a rainstorm, I don't fret at the inconvenience of it or feel moody because of it (apparently, it's associated with crying), I'm glad that crops are being fed and lakes refilled. I love rain. Flooding is a different story, though.
This week is going to be very rainy in NC and we're not exactly in dire need of it right now. Oh well. At least it'll dull the suffocating heat we've been having lately.
Quote from: stromboli on July 14, 2014, 12:05:00 PM
Don't recall it being foggy in Glasgow when I was there, but rain was plentiful. On the Holy Loch I can attest to what Pea Soup is. Imagine standing right next to a guy and talking to him and not being able to see him. I nearly walked off the edge of the deck a few times it was so thick. Back then, sunny days were not that plentiful. Global warming has apparently changed that. No offense, but I think muggy and clammy was kind of the norm.....
Its been a while since we had any fog here but its been really hot th last cpla weeks a lot better than last year when i think we had 1 week of good weather an a lot af fkn rain...
When i say muggy or clammy im talking about humidity u know when ur clothes stick to you, really fn uncomfortable... :shifty: :shifty:
Where I live we get this kind of storms in the winter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POsOJTfBIs4
Quote from: Hijiri Byakuren on July 14, 2014, 12:09:48 PM
Looks like a normal spring day in western Washington.
Western Washington? I grew up in arlington, about an hour north of Seattle. Went to wwu. Ever been to arlington HB?
Quote from: hrdlr110 on July 31, 2014, 01:55:37 AM
Western Washington? I grew up in arlington, about an hour north of Seattle. Went to wwu. Ever been to arlington HB?
I don't believe I have, no.
Quote from: Hydra009 on July 14, 2014, 12:09:54 PM
I'll never understand why rain gets such a bad rep. When I see a rainstorm, I don't fret at the inconvenience of it or feel moody because of it (apparently, it's associated with crying), I'm glad that crops are being fed and lakes refilled. I love rain. Flooding is a different story, though.
This week is going to be very rainy in NC and we're not exactly in dire need of it right now. Oh well. At least it'll dull the suffocating heat we've been having lately.
Me either. I loved living in the Pacific Northwest, and I loved SE Alaska, which makes even Seattle seem like a desert. I love the rain. Always have.
I also love the rain being from seattle. And I ride a motorcycle every day.
Dull and cloudy here th day and nice n cool after the heat of the last cpla weeks,
and look what landed on my window, poor wee thing must be knackered. :dance: :fU: :rotflmao: :popcorn: :kidra: :wtff:
(http://i62.tinypic.com/2ighlzb.jpg)
I love rainfall, like what we've had on and off here in the south of England with this sweltering heat.
In fact if it's not raining, one thing that helps me sleep is the rainfall app I have on my kindle, the rain in the city sound, laying on my side with that playing really helps me deal with hot nights.