Has it rained much in North Carolina? Yup, 22.5" above an average July.
So here is the story. My wife rides the ambulance and I close the house up and get my truck. I back out and get stuck in my own fucking yard. Luckily I have a lot of relatives who won't answer their fucking phones and neighbors with 4x4's who are at work. Fucking A!! I finally got my wife's aide who said she would come and get the oxygen tank and go get her, but the twerp never showed so I made other fucking arrangements. I found my daughter she was going to work overtime, but took care of business. I think I will leave her the half a mil when I kick the bucket. Is this the proper thread for a fucking rant? It felt good anyway. What was we talking about? |
I can never remember the fucking picture. Why is that? Must be some deep rooted psychological trauma happened while in the womb. I liked what I saw coming out and spent the rest of my life climbing back in one. Here is the picture.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c0269d34ed.jpg
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Enough moisture!
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Somebody must have done this math already somewhere. We're talking millions of kilograms, just floating along in the air. |
Along (sorta) the same lines...
I read this a good while back: What if a rainstorm dropped all of its water in a single giant drop? Their storm is 100km to a side. Their storm has a TPW (total precipitable water) content of 6cm. The water in their storm weighs 600,000,000 tons. And then they hypothesize what would happen if it fell as one giant raindrop. |
I saw on the tube a while back where a giant front end loader was filled with water. A station wagon was parked underneath. The water fell and pieces of the car exploded into the air. Then they did the slowmo. Very interesting.
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The very dry and hot weather continues to give us glimpses into the past as the land dries out.
Blenheim Palace's lost garden revealed by heatwave Attachment 64453 Quote:
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I'm told that the lawn pictured was where Donald parked his chopper. But I never listen to gossip. Link |
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On July 31st, 2018 in Alberta, Canada, heading for Sturgis... by the way that's hail, not snow.
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Another reason not to live in Canada.
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We're about to start packing for Canada. This is going to be complicated.
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Hail comes and goes quickly.
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Attachment 64506 I could probably tolerate the heat it's just the humidity that gets me. I trimmed a substantial run of hedge yesterday morning starting at about 0900. By the time I'd finished another shower and a change of clothes was required. Staying indoors out of the midday sun doesn't help as the house is so well insulated for winter that the heat just builds up in the structure. Er, that's it really. ;) |
Get used to it, looks like your future. Can you say air conditioning boys and girls?
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