The ground is still wet from March and earlier this month plus the local lakes are full. Wheeeee!
Usually it dries out by the first or 2nd weekend in May. Fingers crossed. I'm getting tired of all the tornado activity and golf ball and tennis ball hail that's accompanying these storms.
Oh wait, back to the weather. That is a LOT of rain that's for sure. In whimpy California north bay area, we get a 2 to 3 inches an hour and we start squacking.
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Let's just say I know my audience and how to hook them to click the cut link.
As for the "other implications", that's never been a problem, though I prefer more toward 'average' 'cause that's "Just Right" for this Bear.
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but seriously 9"/hr? tha'ts mega flash floods.. very serious and dagerous
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Usually it dries out by the first or 2nd weekend in May. Fingers crossed. I'm getting tired of all the tornado activity and golf ball and tennis ball hail that's accompanying these storms.
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You must have missed the "Please Don't Tease The Size Queens" sign...
Grrrr!
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That's impressive even by Louisiana standards.
9"?????????????
Oh wait, back to the weather. That is a LOT of rain that's for sure. In whimpy California north bay area, we get a 2 to 3 inches an hour and we start squacking.
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Oh, ok, entirely different.
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