Lesley wrote: In reply to N Sperlo: I think I'm about as likely to dye my lawn as I am to buy fake hooters.
Very SFW
Lesley wrote: In reply to N Sperlo: I think I'm about as likely to dye my lawn as I am to buy fake hooters.
Very SFW
We got about 10 minutes worth. Just enough to jack up the humidity, but not enough to really help anything grow though. As much as I've been enjoying not mowing what's left of my lawn (just pull a few weeds and viola, the lawn in mowed), not really looking forward to paying $7.50 for a box of Wheaties for the rest of eternity.
Lesley wrote: In reply to N Sperlo: I think I'm about as likely to dye my lawn as I am to buy fake hooters.
That's 'Say What?' material for sure.
Curmudgeon wrote:Lesley wrote: In reply to N Sperlo: I think I'm about as likely to dye my lawn as I am to buy fake hooters.That's 'Say What?' material for sure.
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we are expecting "dangerous" thunderstorms this evening. I know they are coming, I can smell them
mad_machine wrote: we are expecting "dangerous" thunderstorms this evening. I know they are coming, I can smell them
I thought a light drizzle was "dangerous" in Jersey......
We ended up getting about 1" of rain here in about 20 minutes.....grand total of 2.2" of rain since we planted our crops the 2nd week of april. In my lifetime I've never seen anything like it, my dad hasn't either.
less rain means less time cutting grass and more time in the garage
It's feast or famine here. Bring on the rain. God knows we need it.
we had some for an hour last night... been a LOT cooler since. Hopefully we will not hit 100 today
Gearheadotaku wrote: less rain means less time cutting grass and more time in the garage
I've cut the grass twice this year. That's nice. But, it's been too hot to spend much time in the garage though. Today is going to be in the 70's, that's better than 105 a few days ago.
I have not had to cut the grass this year, but that is because Dad is finally home, and going out on the riding mower is the only house work he can do with how bad his knees are.
We had a "Top 5" type storm in Central PA yesterday. Incredible blinding rain, frequent lightning, really bad wind gusts. Some places got substantial hail. It also rained steadily for a couple hours after the main event rolled through. We needed the rain, though. Not as much as you mid-West guys, but it's still pretty dry here.
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