Rain, rain, go away...
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Chris-bob, it's affecting us here in the northeast as well. I know Irene was a modest hurricane in many ways but it did drop close to 10 inches on us in less than 24 hours. Since then we've had rain, rain, rain. In the last 24 hours it's been about 2 inches. The first clear day will be Friday but who knows what will come after that. I say enough already.
I know it may not be a popular topic amongst most off-roaders but, I'm sorry, 98% of all CLIMATOLOGIST have to have greater insight into what's going on with our climate than the people at Fox News.
I know it may not be a popular topic amongst most off-roaders but, I'm sorry, 98% of all CLIMATOLOGIST have to have greater insight into what's going on with our climate than the people at Fox News.
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Now at 11.43 inches for Sept...I'm not complaining too much. I do live in a rain forest and the average annual rainfall is 152.7 inches. That's just over 12 feet of rain each year. So my rain isn't anything out of the ordinary like you guys. I just get tired of it some days(weeks) Right now I just want to go out and ride my Vespa, but it's too wet to have fun...
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