dailylurker

I can't tell if it's him that's mentally ill or if I am for getting slightly pissed when he said he could make it snow, BUT WON'T. Pfff.. Wizard boy.

I was thinking the same thing. I remember it being like this most of the summer when I was a late 80's early 90's kid. It's nasty

I have an area in my yard that's the same way. It's in area where Beech trees suck the soil dry of nutrients. I ended up giving up and putting down stone to cut down on erosion.

That's pretty crazy. It looks like you live in a wooded area too. It looks like it can't get more the 4-5 hours of direct sun. It must be pure sand under a thin layer of topsoil. Try leaving the grass longer when cutting it? Over here is mainly red clay. It gets swampy and stays that way in shaded areas like the woods for a long time. I've made sandy loam in my garden plots. They drain well and dry faster. I mulch my plants to hold water in.

Nice to see rain chances going down on my point and click for later this week. Looking forward to some dry weather. Mosquitoes and mud have been the norm here this season so far. We have had some beautiful days though.

Yup. Pouring here now too. Only place in the state pretty much lol

And comes the clouds and probably rain for the afternoon and evening. I'm good on rain for a month. I'm ready for a good drought.

It called me a newbie but I've been here for years lol.

You should consider moving to the swamp where I live. We had over 3" just yesterday. We were directly hit by three strong thunderstorms. This has been the norm for the past three years. I've hardly had to water my garden for three years. Cloudy, swampy and nasty with a temp at 70.

Bullseye again lol. I've got some pretty serious flooding going on in my area. My gardens are taking a pounding today. Unbelievable. Our power was off for about 4 hours. Finally back on.

Yeah. It came down so hard it seemed that way. Looking at doppler estimates it was 2-2.5". Bullseye though lol

I'm the opposite. I get flooded every time there's a chance of a storm. Been a swamp here for years. Powers out, tree branches everywhere and lots of standing water. Probably had at least 3 inches so far. Probably closer to 4".

Bullseye here once again. The past 3 summers I get like 3 or 4 once every 10 year floods. Today looks like a 5 incher once done. Getting slammed again.

NAM 3k says "what rain?" It has a nasty DC split.

My saws get put up in about April and don't get cranked up again until October. That's if nothing crazy happens of course. A hurricane or severe thunderstorm has brought them out.

I was standing in my yard near all kinds of trees. I had to see it. I had to experience it. Boy did I lol. It went from silent to a distant roar. The roar got louder and louder until I could hear the sound of trees breaking. Sounded like a roar with shotguns going off at the same time. I stood there frozen with fascination as I experience the raw power of nature. I suddenly felt really humbled as fear kicked in. I started running towards my house when suddenly I heard that shotgun sound about 100 feet from me. Out of the darkness came a giant maple tree across my driveway as I was running past it. It missed me by 20 feet. I made it to my covered patio area and stopped to look back and see the tree that fell. When I stuck my head out the top of a 100' oak tree landed two feet from me. It was the best storm by far that I've ever seen. We had a gust to 81 and I was outside dodging falling trees. It was the experience of a lifetime.

I remember back in the 80's when I was a kid the sky was white with smog and haze on hot humid days. Seems like even on the hottest days now the sky is still really blue. I remember not even being able to see cumulus clouds building. Hot and humid under blue sky.

Probably same as it did in January lol 93 and disgusting outside.

Stephens City is the Short Pump of the high desert region. 91 with a tropical airmass in place. I feel like a good lightning show is on the way this evening for most of us.

I'm planting a second round of sweet corn this evening. This stand will be at least a foot shorter at harvest time then the one I planted this spring. The ears will be about the same size so that's what really matters. The difference in day length really effects corn.

Yup lol. First blue sky I've seen all day. Cucumber plants enjoyed the cloudy warm day.

Same here. It's over in my area.

Same. Seems like it's never ending muddy wet ground for years now.

Yup. I'm 7 miles east of Annopoils and about 5:30 it felt like the DP shot up suddenly. Windows are steamed up now. I'll be taking the drone up in a couple hours looking for lightning flashes to the NW.

A couple days ago it looked great this weekend and all this week. Now it 2 days then back to swamp. Reminds me of our great patterns during winter lol.