Last several rain events have either split Noth and south of us or have watched the radar dissipate as it's gotten close to us. Actually starting to get pretty dry here now.
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I use Climate.com on my phone. It says I've received 5.3" of rain this season. What I don't know is the season parameters? Maybe since 1 January? Certainly not since first day of Spring. Our rains have all been small. Much smaller than forcast. Our farmers will be in the fields by Monday, maybe earlier for knifing anhydrous.
All of our fields here are dry at the moment.
Kyle_in_Tex
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All it takes is 1 big rain, and the dam will be overflowing.
We are very dry down here. It keeps missing us, or else giving us thunderstorms that pass through fast, hit or miss.
We are very dry down here. It keeps missing us, or else giving us thunderstorms that pass through fast, hit or miss.
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EddieWalker
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Is it full yet? Hoping that some of the rain that went through this week has made it your way.
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Yeah, anxiously waiting for current pic!
Unfortunately no. Still waiting on the 1st good rain of the year. Yesterday's rain event only brought us 0.11 according to the closest weather station.
EddieWalker
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Bummer. I got over 3 inches yesterday and it looked like it was heading your way
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This is what happens... just like buying a whole house generator. No more power outages.
