Rain, rain, go away!

[MasterBlaster]

Man, it's pouring here. The whole US is split in half by this system. I guess I'll shine my boots and service my 200. And eat a pizza buffet for lunch!

 

[alanarbor]

Sounds like if you get too many rain days, you'll need a bigger crane to hoist you up the tree......

 

[MasterBlaster]

Yah, that's it.

 

[ORclimber]

Ha! It's raining here too. Not pouring. Just the slimy bark, wet glove, wet rope, soggy lawn, dishpan hand until next summer kind of rain Time to break out the raingear and wide brimmed hardhat.

 

[MasterBlaster]

Take a 'lil looksee...

http://www.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/smcd/opdb/aviation/loops/realtime/conusir_loope.html

 

[tomreeve]

No rain

It ain't raining here and hasn't been for a while. We are in such a drought that in order to tree spade some honeylocusts and yews I have had to water them out of horse troughs with a 5 gal bucket. So far Im at about 5000 gal, I hope the rain will get here soon
tom

 

[Jumper]

Aside from the deluge from Frances, five plus inches worth, we have hardly had any rain here at all this fall. Today almost 80F here in TO. Sure a contrast to the horrible summer we had.

 

[John Stewart]

Callin for rain tomorrow Mitch!
We need it bad and time is running out to get some moisture into the ground before freeze up!
Later
John

 

[rumination]

You want rain? I got plenty to spare. My neighborhood is already at over 140 inches (almost twelve feet!) for the year , and we're just getting ready to hit the rainy season! Can you say mud?


Tom, sounds like Muncie still sucks (big time!). Remember, ya always got a place back here in paradise.

 

[MasterBlaster]

140 inches?

HA!

 

[jimmyq]

rained like heck most of the day here, I planted a couple of 2" liquidambars and got soaked through.

 

[John Ellison]

I looked at our rainguage yesterday at noon and it was overflowing at 5 and 1/2". Hello Tom, I used to live in Middletown.

John