R*NT against weather

**Martok** · 06-07-2008, 18:41

Well what're you waiting for? Hop on I-35 and get your butt up here!

**seireikhaan** · 06-08-2008, 14:48

Aww... COME ON!!!!!!!!

We got another deluge this morning, accompanied by tremendous thunderclaps and lightening that woke me straight up.

You drought ridden guys get your arses up here NOW, we've definitely got an inch or four of rain to spare...

**rajpoot** · 06-08-2008, 16:47

He he he, it's always so, the place which needs water has little, and those who have it, have so much of it that they get sick of it.
About 500 Km South of where I live the weather is terribly humid most of the year. And here it's dry and hot, temperature stays around 45 degrees for atleast 9 months a year. Sand, rocks and prickly plants, that is all.

**Ravencroft** · 06-11-2008, 15:02

Wel it rained here a while ago, the latest in a long time. Man, global warming really can tick everyone.

**Sigurd** · 06-11-2008, 15:13

We just had 2 days of rain here after 6 weeks of drought. Thank you Thor!!!
And it is now sunny again.

**PBI** · 06-11-2008, 15:30

Here, too, the heavens have finally opened and replaced weeks of baking hot (for the UK, so about 25C) sunshine with a cool, refreshing drizzle. Which when I cycle home from work, instead of getting sunburn, heatstroke and dehydration all at once, I can savour the sweet, cool rain as I glide effortlessly down the deserted cyclepath.

Although, TBF, the news is now saying there are severe floods in the Midwest, so I grant that that type of rain isn't so much fun. It's nice to live in a country which doesn't get such crazy extremes of weather.

**Samurai Waki** · 06-11-2008, 21:21

You guys are lucky... just getting rain. I woke up this morning aghast that my roof top was thinly covered in snow! Ms. Waki was a little furious that the weather destroyed her vegetation, and the child-folk don't know that this is a bad thing yet... now she's up in arms and says if it continues we're moving out of here (not that I would mind at this point) but still.. lol. Montana summers are supposed to the pinnacle of awesomeness not snowy...dreary...hell. On the other hand Mark Twain did write that "The Coldest Winter I have ever spent, was a summer in Montana." I just hope it doesn't ring true this year.