The Weather Thread
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Oh dear. We've been in a huge drought here (I'm on my family's farm instead of in the city right now) but this rain is lifting spirits a little bit. Needs to keep on raining though, not like last year where we had a great start, then it all burnt off 
Take some of Queensland's water - they've got too much lol
Take some of Queensland's water - they've got too much lol
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Beautiful early-morning sunshine, and it's only 5:30am. 👍
Looks like it'll be another hot and sunny day, although a shower would be welcome, we've gone 2 weeks without rain.
Looks like it'll be another hot and sunny day, although a shower would be welcome, we've gone 2 weeks without rain.
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Really? Sunshine all day again down here. Down here being 5 miles west of Greater London. And a nice temperature too, it wasn't too hot, but pleasantly warm, let's say. 👍
Nicko
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Just started raining yet again in NSW.
Maybe you got our rain Mad.
It was raining heavily days ago but seems to have disappeared since Tuesday. So right now, we are getting sunny days up in my part of QLD. 
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Ok, so Seattle needs some decent rain ASAP. All of the ground is brown and they're predicting epic forest fires up here this year. And it's only July.
The sun was all nice and pretty and dandy and all, but with everything less that four feet tall being dead now, this drought thing is really getting old very fast. The ground seriously looks like late September and it's only the beginning of the dry season. Considering we've only had one rainfall since the 19th of May, yeah. it's bad.
The sun was all nice and pretty and dandy and all, but with everything less that four feet tall being dead now, this drought thing is really getting old very fast. The ground seriously looks like late September and it's only the beginning of the dry season.
Considering we've only had one rainfall since the 19th of May, yeah. it's bad.
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Ok, so Seattle needs some decent rain ASAP. All of the ground is brown and they're predicting epic forest fires up here this year. And it's only July.
The sun was all nice and pretty and dandy and all, but with everything less that four feet tall being dead now, this drought thing is really getting old very fast. The ground seriously looks like late September and it's only the beginning of the dry season.
The weather guys here say July and August are the dryest months here. I am about 20 miles north of Seattle.
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Oh you're from around here too? Cool!
Yeah, July and August are the driest months of the year by far. And that's why I'm super scared for this summer, because the ecosystem has already been suffering through the usual time of dryness we get per year. But we're only halfway done this year.
Yeah, July and August are the driest months of the year by far. And that's why I'm super scared for this summer, because the ecosystem has already been suffering through the usual time of dryness we get per year. But we're only halfway done this year.
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So, over the whole of last week I have had two inches of rain. We had a half inch on Sunday and then an inch and a half Friday night. My yard is growing out of control and my vegetable garden is getting too much water. My squash plants are having their leaves break off due to the amount of downward pressure caused by the rain.
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