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It rained!!!

13 years ago

Measurable rain! The first one in 3 weeks. Approx. 1/8th" of honest to goodness liquid.

Comments (3)

mawheel
13 years ago
Hallelujah! I'm glad for you, but now, will you please send some of it to my part of the U.S.? :>)
pamven
13 years ago
3/4" this morning....more on the way.
anneliese_32
Original Author
13 years ago
If I can find some more, I shove it your way. It's thundering north and south and a couple of clouds did not look where they were going and scooted our way.

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