It look like our drought of three days will end tomorrow with three more days of thunderstorms.
The local rivers are all above flood stage, but were slowly receding, so this will prevent people from removing the mullet from the front lawn and ‘gators from the swimming pool.
The average annual rain for this area is just under 70 inches. We usually get the bulk of that rain during hurricane season from tropical events.
We are getting mildew on the toadstools.
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the mildewed toadstools are a a sad sight indeed, but otherwise, i’ve always liked wild and woolly weather like this.
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I just finished getting that bicycle mostly fixed [bloody derailleurs] and it doesn’t have fenders. I don’t want rain for another week.