I actually went to Northwest Missouri State. For a semester, until I realized that using the on-campus internet and freshman directory to meet ladies wasn't conducive to getting a good education.
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Guess I knew this from everything wilting but officially my garden is in the severe drought zone. Going bucket brigade to keep azaleas and rhododendrons alive. Ferns are already turning brown but hope some water will pull them back. Pretty deep shaded lot so I have what I am calling a shade desert right now, lot's of moisture loving shade plants. Seems just like last year, hot and dry.
Only very light rain here in the Twin Cities. A few hundredths isn't doing much with us down 3.5" for the month. Not a great combo platter of weather, 4-5 degrees hotter than normal, way dry and way windy.
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Wow, haven't seen or even heard of that happening in a long time. Use to see this happen every summer. I assume better road building has prevented much of it from happening as much.
That stretch of 80 hasn't been rebuilt since the 80s. In fact, its scheduled to be rebuilt and 6 lane in the current 5 year plan.
Getting ready to eat out back tonight and all of a sudden it thundered and big drops came down. By the time we got everything indoors and sat down it stopped. Two more very brief spurts of rain and I think we’re done for the night. The outdoor tabletop didn’t even get completely wet. Still 84 degrees.
A Flash Flood Emergency being issued is pretty damn rare.
I hate these "Ring of fire" storms. With my house being in a lower lying area and on the "low side" of town, it gives me anxiety.
I hate these "Ring of fire" storms. With my house being in a lower lying area and on the "low side" of town, it gives me anxiety.
Our home office there has flooded there like three times in the last 10 years. Go figure with as much rain as they got, it is fine this time around. This would be south of Creve Cour.
Early evening I did some watering (via both buckets and hose) in an attempt to lure the scattered thunderstorms in. Nothing the weather gods like more than wasted watering or dumping on your freshly washed car. Figured that watering bumped the probability of measurable rain from 0% to something in the 15% range. NWS says 60% but that's science and doesn't account for the drought curse. I mean these weather guys need to acknowledge the frivolous nature of the weather gods and sacrifice a chicken now and than. I do acknowledge that while .02", or some other pissant amount, is technically "measurable" it's insignificant and a little nothing burger.
Beautiful weather yesterday and this morning. Yesterday afternoon was probably the nicest it has been when I've been out golfing this year.
I saw two forecasts calling for 105+ temps next Wednesday. But weather.gov says it will only be a cool 102.
Yesterday was perfect. Not humid and for some reason no flies on the front porch, maybe the light breeze. Even needed a sweatshirt when we were out looking at stars. Feels like the best day we are going to get all summer