blueriver
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jinman
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The storm has passed me by, but not before dropping 1/2" of liquid delight.:cool2:
LarryD
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Did you have to break out your heavy winter coat jim? :laughing:
sseelhoff
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Please, please, please....
jinman
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No, but I went out to the store in Bowie a few minutes ago and the road crews were putting up the "Ice On Bridge" signs. . . NOT!:laughing::laughing::laughing:
Bird
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My wife went to the Golden Triangle Mall in Denton (about 5 miles north of us). When she started to come out, she stopped and waited 10 minutes or so for the rain to stop. But here at home . . . well, I saw some clouds, got to hear thunder, and really enjoyed the cool breeze - down to 82 degrees.
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NativeSon
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A welcome break as it finally stayed under 100* yesterday. 79* this morning at 4:30 and almost a little nip in the air. Still need a good ole East Texas all day rain.
Charlie
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jinman
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I hope the rain again ventures across the Red River, Charlie. This morning at 6:30 AM, it was 73.4 F at my place. Last night, my wife talked to a friend who lives about 7 miles northeast of us. They got a solid 2" rain from that storm yesterday. Our 1/2" was great, but 2" would be enough to green up lots of hay fields and provide another cutting before fall.
This is why folks should have their own rain gauge, in my opinion. So many go on what the weatherman reports on TV for their area, which is many times completely false for their property. For a couple bucks you can't beat the accuracy. We have an electronic one that we use in non freezing weather that sends a wireless signal along with temperature and wind data to an inside control panel. It can even be hooked to a computer to keep all kinds of historical logs as well as put a readout on the monitor.
Ron
Absolutely Ron I agree on that we regularly get different rain and temp readings at my place vs what the little airport outside town says we get.
The radio and TV report on what they say I swear its just a harbor freight handy dandy weather station on a pole is the extent of their capabilities and the fact they look outside and go off that sometimes.
The radio and TV report on what they say I swear its just a harbor freight handy dandy weather station on a pole is the extent of their capabilities and the fact they look outside and go off that sometimes.
Bird
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The stress on the trees and grass in this area seems to become more noticeable each day. And another very noticeable thing is dry, brown grass spots in nearly all the green grass that's been watered, including my own.
Bird
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Right now the radar makes it look a little too far north, but I see the NWS is forecasting a 30% chance tonight ad 20% tomorrow so I guess we can hope.
Kyle_in_Tex
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Still no rain here since June 22nd. I think only about 4"-5" all year.
Houston is 20" below normal.
Houston is 20" below normal.
Bird
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My last rain was June 21, but I got about 7 inches in May, so 16.42" for the year. So maybe we're not as bad off as you. Of course, we had wind and hail with the rain in May and the roofers are still replacing all the roofs in the area.
