-- UPDATE TWELVE HOURS LATER --
No rain yet -- but surely God hasn't forsaken us.
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11 comments:
We have been getting monsoonal rains each day for the past two weeks, last night we saw 1.5 inches in less than an hour.
I hear that the folks in SE Texas might receive 15-18 inches from Dolly, and are expecting flooding. Hopefully it will be less, and the rain will fall in a broader area, including you folks in the Metroplex.
The rain is here!
Ain't it just like Texans...you get a hurricane, and y'all are happy to be getting the rain.
Y'all do America proud!
Mrs Who--
Nah, it's just like Texas summer -- we get a hurricane at Brownsville but nary a drop in Dallas.
Hula--
This month you get the rain, but next month you get the Democrats.
Jerry--
Yup, Brownsville and Corpus are getting quite a soaking.
no rain here yet, but it's dark!! we need it so bad, my grass, my trees. hope ya'll get a sprinkle too.
100 degrees on our shaded outside thermometer every day all week. Yuck. Complain. Complain. But, that swirl of rain and wind in south Texas is SO pretty. Wonder how our friend in McAllen faired..or is it fared..
Send some rain my way, will you? Not all at once, just two-three days of nice, gentle rain.
once the rain gets to you, any chance you could push it on up here to south central? 'preciate it.
Piper--
No way. You Oklahomans have had more then your fair share of rain.
Karen--
Sorry, that's up to the Lord to decide (and I hear's he's been busy touring the Middle East and Europe this week). Maybe when he gets back from walking on the Sea of Galilee he'll take care of your prayer (er, I mean request) for rain.
Joyceee--
That would be spelled FARED, but you're right. I bet Diane has some stories to tell. (Congratulations - or is it CONGRATIONS? - on your once again kicking my tail at Scrabble.)
Supergurl--
Not a drop yet. But I think I saw a cloud.
I wonder if the Rio Grande is at flood stage now?? Here it is on Friday, and they still show a rain cloud headed up the mighty Rio Grande.
Joyceee--
Yeah, we're in that typical high-pressure pattern that happens almost every August. Even hurricanes can't punch through this dome of hot dry air. So here we sit with rain traveling clockwise around us, but nothing within 300 miles of us. Still, it could be worse ... at least we're not in Wichita Falls.
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