But after a few weeks of rain, rain, and more rain we are ready to run for dry land. Getting tired of scraping the moss between our toes, for sure.
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13" of rain in October so far and our yearly average is 35" –
one-third of our expected annual total!
Egad.
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| 400% more rain than average |
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Did you hear about our "big storm" last week?
It's name was "All Threat No Action" Storm
after a certain current presidential candidate.
Did you hear about our "big storm" last week?
It's name was "All Threat No Action" Storm
after a certain current presidential candidate.
Lots of rain but not much wind.
Biggest damage was trees falling because their roots had become saturated.
We survived.
I periodically check a weather blog from Cliff Mass, a professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Washington : http://cliffmass.blogspot.com/
And a few of his latest comments tickled me:
If you are still watering your garden, stop. - Well, duh.
Ducks are very happy. You bet!
