24 consecutive days without rain.1 day of rain in the last 40
63 days above 90 degrees
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2 comments:
Yes, endless. I hope it cools down for you this weekend, David. We're supposed to drop to 70's and 40's overnight but I'll believe it when I feel it.
I hope rain comes to you soon.
My goodness, too hot, too dry, too long. I have deemed Mary, "Goddess of the Endless Summer", you must be the god! All the carrying of water for the flora and fauna you two have done! Bless you both.
I was awakened by thunder during the night. The sound of rain lulled me back asleep. The rains have continued all morning. We now are in a flash flood warning.
I would love to send this rain to you.
Climate change. I am concerned.
Sherry
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