finally

[Sideways]

We had some in Houston over the weekend. Still need more.

[Austin]

We all do. It's shame we are only getting these short burst.

[jeremy1]

it rained a little here too

[Sideways]

Houston has restrictions on watering lawns in place now. Wow, how timely.

[Austin]

Got a little more last night, not enough to do anything though.

[jmmorgan82]

Originally Posted by Austin

Got a little more last night, not enough to do anything though.

It was enough to soak me driving home.

[Austin]

Originally Posted by jmmorgan82

It was enough to soak me driving home.

The lighting was pretty cool too, sorry to hear you got wet.

[jmmorgan82]

Eh. That's what I get for taking my doors off and not looking at the weather forecast.

[blucher]

Originally Posted by Austin

sorry to hear you got wet.

arrrgh

wet is a good thing, we don't melt.

I drove over the Cascades into Springfield/Eugene in a light rain. Guy was mowing his lawn, a kid delivered newspapers, carpenters were framing a building and there wasn't an umbrella in sight. Oregon treats rain with complete indifference and why not? If I asked a woman out and her response was "they're calling for rain" I seldom asked again.

I work & camp in rain without ill effect. I own but seldom use quality raingear, it just isn't often necessary. A baseball cap in winter is my only concession to the nearly daily rainfall.

About 10 years ago PA was hit by drought and the corn withered in the fields. Fires were a big problem for a couple years afterwards. I can't imagine what the SW is suffering. Get nekkid and play in whatever rain you get.

[jeremy1]

Originally Posted by jmmorgan82

Eh. That's what I get for taking my doors off and not looking at the weather forecast.

no,you should be enjoying it doing the drought seasons/years