babylonsister
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:35 PM
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I'm living in a tropical rain forest, in Houston. How are you doing? |
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The local weatherman's prognosis is more rain. I just hope my a/c bill is lower, because the weather here has sucked.
I hope someone is enjoying weather somewhere!
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:38 PM
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1. you guys are going to float away. Up here in north central Illinois |
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We have had an unusually nice summer. We've had enough rain to keep things green and pretty and enough sun to play. Temps have bounced around from low 70s to mid 90s. No constant anything. doesn't rain all the time, or drought or is hot everyday, it is a really nice mix. have not seen a summer like this one in a long time.
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:40 PM
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3. Trade ya.. We've had 1½ inches in a YEAR.. |
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:40 PM
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4. yeah, it was gorgeous today wasn't it? n/t |
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:49 PM
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9. Wow. Very wonderful for you! I had a day last week where it rained 5" in 2 hours. |
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And thundered, lighted the sky, etc. What a day that was.
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:39 PM
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2. Living in a swamp in the Hill Country, myself |
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More rain for me in the forecast also.
On a bright note, I haven't had to water the garden but once all season. I was also considering tethering mosquitoes together in an attempt to pull my car around. Hey, there's enough and they're big enough it just may work! :P
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Sat Jul-21-07 12:03 AM
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13. There you go. If nothing else we Texans, we are resourceful. This summer, |
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actually the last several years have not been normal in North Texas.
In 1980 North Texas had 40 some odd days of no rain and 100+ degree temperatures, even at night the cities could not cool down and the heat continued into the next day. There are t-shirts still occasionally seen being worn by someone in the summertime stating simply "I survived the Summer of 1980".
Let us know how rounding the mosquitoes works out for you, us, well we are looking at some other alternative means of energy, but hey, if you can show us how the it is working out in a positive way, we're open.
(just having a little bit of fun)
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:40 PM
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5. Same here in New Orleans. |
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Even in the dead of night, it is like pea-soup outside! Even walking to the FQ at 11pm, you can end up looking like you just swam laps. It is much worse this summer than it was last summer.
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:40 PM
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6. I feel really bad for you guys. worse for those west of you. no rain at all. |
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:42 PM
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7. sunny and relatively mild in NorCal |
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...but expected to be hotter over the weekend. We actually got a bit of rain this week! Otherwise, the usual dry and hot summer.
...back to watering the tomato plants...
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:47 PM
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8. I'm in the Sahara in SW Michigan. |
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We NEED some of that wet you're suffering through.
My onions... my tomatoes.... my basil (well, not really; the basil is trying to climb OUT of the trough I planted it in)...
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:51 PM
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10. Revel in the rain and thank the gods above you are not in a drought. |
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Send loads of thanks somewhere out into the universe and just maybe the Gulf Coast will have a peaceful hurricane season again this year.
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:52 PM
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11. I'm in the fungal jungle of Houston too. |
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The monsoon du jour is getting old. We had it in Feb, we had it in May, June and July.
Weatherdude said we had 37 inches of rain so far this year, so we're about 10 inches ahead.
Gahhhhhh!!!
The mosquitoes are gonna carry us off!!! :grr:
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Sat Jul-21-07 12:16 AM
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17. It's depressing! And another week to go? No mosquitoes here yet, |
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I need some sun, and so does my garden.
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Fri Jul-20-07 11:55 PM
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12. Michigan is in dought??? wow. you are so close to me. |
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Sat Jul-21-07 12:05 AM
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14. We've gotten about half our usual rainfall for the year. |
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It's pretty nice right now; but everything looks parched.
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Sat Jul-21-07 12:09 AM
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15. Weather's nice here on Arrakis |
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I mean, Phoenix. :crazy:
Sandstorm last night was so bad we were looking for worms.
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Sat Jul-21-07 12:31 AM
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18. Why the heck were you looking for worms? In Arrakis? nt |
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Sat Jul-21-07 05:13 PM
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Also, until we get the light rail put in, we gotta get around somehow. :P
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Sat Jul-21-07 12:11 AM
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16. You're stealing our rain. |
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Sat Jul-21-07 01:27 AM
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We live between The Woodlands and Conroe, and it's rained almost every day. My husband grumbles, because even if we have a day without rain, it's still too soggy to cut the grass. The benefit is that it hasn't been as hot as usual, but it's still getting old.
I wish we could share some of our rain with those facing drought. Maybe we need canals in this country, who knows? It might help both flooding ad drought, but I'm pretty clueless about such things.
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Sat Jul-21-07 01:29 AM
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20. Nova Scotia's got the relative humidity of Jello when it's not pouring lately.. (nt) |
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Sat Jul-21-07 01:47 AM
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22. That's a shiver inducing visual. Nice. n/t |
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Sat Jul-21-07 01:43 AM
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21. Absolutely gorgeous here today, Sister |
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Sunny, about 65 with a nice breeze. Couldn't ask for better weather.
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Sat Jul-21-07 01:52 AM
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23. 62 and light rain in SW Washington |
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Sat Jul-21-07 05:29 PM
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25. It's cloudy and 85 here in NE |
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Great day for everything except going to the pool. I'm loving it!
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Sat Jul-21-07 05:51 PM
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26. tropical rain forest in new orleans |
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the other day some interesting waterspouts were photographed on lake ponchartrain
i swear if you didn't have a sense of humor you could NOT live here
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