How's the weather?

[Nutriaitch]

Let me guess what side of the aisle this judge sits on?

I'm more curious what my boss would say if I asked for the same exemption.

or better yet, will they issue a winter time extreme as well?
the rain, humidity, and wind can drop temps that far north pretty low.

 

[DubCoffman62]

 

[DubCoffman62]

It was 113, when I was out driving around at about 2:30. A thunderstorm came through here, dumped a load of rain and not it's 75

 

[BuckBackHome]

 

[Nutriaitch]

University of Florida has cancelled their game against LSU on November 16th due to the impacts of Hurricane Debby

 

[DubCoffman62]

Shit's about to get real here. No red but it's supposedly dropping between 1-2 inches of rain in a short time and it's heading my way

 

[wolves2002]

Will that cause flooding?

 

[DubCoffman62]

Will that cause flooding?

In AZ, maybe

 

[DubCoffman62]

 

[Nutriaitch]

No red but it's supposedly dropping between 1-2 inches of rain in a short time and it's heading my way

I've been in the desert for about a year and a half now, and it still is comical to me to hear people talk about 2" of rainfall as if that's a lot.

Shit's about to get real here. No red but it's supposedly dropping between 1-2 inches of rain in a short time and it's heading my way

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I've been in West Texas for a little over a year and a half now.
and it's still amazes me how little rain is considered "a lot" out here, and just how little it takes to flood things.
so damn drastic from one of (typically #1 or #2) rainiest cities in America to a damn desert.

this sandbox I'm currently residing in has gotten less than 4" of rain so far on the year.

back home, we got 8.5" in January.
and again in March
got over 10" in July

April, May, and June each had between 6" - 7.5"

Odessa, TX
Phoenix, AZ
Columbus, OH

have all combined for a little under 32" on the year.

Montegut, LA is just over 52" on the year.

 

[DubCoffman62]

I've been in the desert for about a year and a half now, and it still is comical to me to hear people talk about 2" of rainfall as if that's a lot.


I've been in West Texas for a little over a year and a half now.
and it's still amazes me how little rain is considered "a lot" out here, and just how little it takes to flood things.
so damn drastic from one of (typically #1 or #2) rainiest cities in America to a damn desert.

this sandbox I'm currently residing in has gotten less than 4" of rain so far on the year.

back home, we got 8.5" in January.
and again in March
got over 10" in July

April, May, and June each had between 6" - 7.5"

Odessa, TX
Phoenix, AZ
Columbus, OH

have all combined for a little under 32" on the year.

Montegut, LA is just over 52" on the year.

Here it's feast or famine. In the winter we get some sissy rain storm that will drop a half inch in a day. In the summer though you can get 2 inches in less than a half hour.

 

[DubCoffman62]

This was the worst storm I've been in here and the video doesn't even do it justice

 

[Nutriaitch]

Here it's feast or famine. In the winter we get some sissy rain storm that will drop a half inch in a day. In the summer though you can get 2 inches in less than a half hour.

the worst rain I ever saw was in Houston/Baytown for Hurricane Harvey.
something ridiculous like 60" in 2 days

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

96 degrees with a 75 degree dewpoint. I'd rather deal with -10 than this shit.

 

[zbuck]

96 degrees with a 75 degree dewpoint. I'd rather deal with -10 than this shit.

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That's an average day in Charleston during the summer ....

And yes, it does suck.