We got Rain!

gldno1

11 years ago

Not as much as some, but a good 1.75 inches and the best part was not much wind.

I hope all of you can say the same only with more rain.

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christie_sw_mo
11 years ago
I don't have a rain gauge up but we got quite a bit. I heard some thunder but no storm damage here.
sunnyside1
11 years ago
Had 1.5 inch in gauge this AM. Thought there would be more, the way it carried on yesterday, but I'm happy to have it. Have a feeling this summer won't be as dry as last two, and hope so--
Sunny
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helenh
11 years ago
I got a good rain but don't know how much. It worked out well. Even though Christy, the kid, wants snow that much rain could have made too much snow or ice if the temps had been cold. The 73 degree day was nice but record warm weather days scare me since our last two summers.

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