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Holy Seattle Batman!

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I'm very much over this precipitation situation!

I figured this thread would be about a Wrestler or some other nom de guerre, named Holly Seattle.

 

I agree.  It's essentially been raining for 2 weeks solid.

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Summabitch!

HOLY!

Me phone bad

Yeah, it feels like I should sit in a Starbucks and listen to grunge music....lol

 

I hear it's supposed to be in the 70's and decent next week, but I'll believe that when I see the big orange ball in the sky again.

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Best pearl jam was ten! Period!

I rebuilt the carb on my bike 2 weeks ago when it was warm and sunny and its been wet and cold ever since. Been waiting to get a ride in to see how I did.

Ha. Still waiting for new floats for the carbs on my bike. Only thing making the rain tolerable. Hate it when it's nice out and bike is down.

I need to cut dat grass. I had no idea this was coming. There are probably bears hibernating in my lawn.

I need to cut dat grass. I had no idea this was coming. There are probably bears hibernating in my lawn.

Bear-sized mushrooms!

I went for a ride on my motorcycle, got a little sprinkle then it got decent. Went out for a quick cocktail with th wife and the sun came out. Hopefully were on the mend.

HOLY CRAP!!! What is the big orange ball in the sky??!! Are we doomed??

I might be. I have to face off against my foot thick stick riddled lawn.

I talked to family in Seattle yesterday, it was 79, sunny, no humidity.

HOLY CRAP!!! What is the big orange ball in the sky??!! Are we doomed??

We have angered Al Gore. The end is nigh!

Hey,.. It even rained in Nevada on Saturday. Poured in fact.

Some of you guys must have way too much free time........

 

Today, for the first time in what seems an eternity, I had to put on sunglasses for my driving commute.

It is about time....!

Some of you guys must have way too much free time........

Really? That's funny coming from someone who writes a novel in most posts. [emoji23]

 

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Really? That's funny coming from someone who writes a novel in most posts. [emoji23]

 

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Yeah, your right. It is rather amusing....

I usually wait until late evening before I start the next chapter(s) in my novel. I do not have as much free time during normal business hours. I am envious!

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Try iambic pentameter?

I spent January through late March in Yuma this year and only saw rain one day on 7 January when I was driving out of Phoenix.

Coming back to NJ and I can't believe I have been living with these overcast, rainy days for so long here!  And I grew up in Seattle.

 

I gotta escape PRNJ.

Had an aviation friend that went to school in Arizona. Used to joke about the rare days when vis was less than 60 miles and those 5 annoying days a year that it rained. If he was exaggerating, I think it was inly a little.

Not only no rain, but pure blue skies with no clouds other than contrails--almost every day!

I did notice a few days when the winds would pick up into a dust storm where the viz would get pretty bad.  Other than that, great weather, although it does get warm in July/August.

Nice.

 

Warm is good. I consider about 100 warm. 110 would be hot.

I think 100-108 and < 20%RH or so in Yuma is not bad as long as you consume plenty of liquids--better than 95/100% humidity that we get here in NJ.

Over 110F is a little too warm for me to do much outdoors, but if that is the case you can do outdoor activity early in the morning and avoid the worst of it.

I've been in Fresno for a 115 degree day.  That felt hot.  Even so, it was better than 95 degree and 90% humidity here, like you say.  Even better than N.O. or Galveston with similar conditions.

 

And my Fresno cab driver even said.. repeatedly.. "drink lots of water man". 

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