June Rain Totals:
Seattle, WA: 0.81 inches
Shreveport, LA: 12.42 inches
Days of Rain in June:
Seattle, WA: 9
Shreveport, LA: 20
Local MTB'ers are working on a bike with pontoons in order to get some riding in...
...and They Call Seattle a Rainy City... pffft!
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June Rain Totals:
Seattle, WA: 0.81 inches
Shreveport, LA: 12.42 inches
Days of Rain in June:
Seattle, WA: 9
Shreveport, LA: 20
Local MTB'ers are working on a bike with pontoons in order to get some riding in...
We only call it that to keep the Californians out.
Haa-HAA!Tenchiro said:
Good luck. As long as the hills are alive with the phunk of indica, you will never rid yourself of displaced Californians.
Seatle is only wet when compared to the quitr arrid surrounding areas. They recieve less precip than the national average.
Wow that is outrageous. I thought it was rainy here?? We only had 2.5" last month. The only thing more outrageous is your use of "pffft". I am voting for a ban on ridemonkey of the use of "pffft" as it is super g.h.e.y......jdcamb
Mmmmm....indica.llkoolkeg said:
Seattle has a tendency to drizzle and be overcast ....a lot. 
I remember one winter when we had over 90 days with no sunshine (Thick cloud cover) The sun never shined. That was annoying.....you go to work in teh dark...go to lunch in the dark.....and then head home in teh dark for over 3 months.
Summer are normally pretty nice. We have clumps of drizzly weather. This June (err this is july) we are well below our average.
The east coast has been hit by some nasty weather from what I hear.....so yeah you guys are beating us with the rain....but you don't hear me complaining.
I remember one winter when we had over 90 days with no sunshine (Thick cloud cover) The sun never shined. That was annoying.....you go to work in teh dark...go to lunch in the dark.....and then head home in teh dark for over 3 months.
Summer are normally pretty nice. We have clumps of drizzly weather. This June (err this is july) we are well below our average.
The east coast has been hit by some nasty weather from what I hear.....so yeah you guys are beating us with the rain....but you don't hear me complaining.
I believe it was my first winter here. I almost killed myself.RhinofromWA said:
I am thinking 1999? Maybe 2000?MMike said:
It got to me...what good is having a window cubicle when all you see is darkness. Headlights at noon sucks.
Yep. 1999. OMFG.... I arrived in Spring of '98. The summer had been awesome. I figured "I could get used to this"....then winter cameToshi said:1999 'cuz i remember it too. learning to drive in seattle (well, tacoma -- just about as seattle as lynnwood isink: heh) means that i always drive with the headlights on...
(And I drive with my lights on all the time anyway. That's what they teach you in Canada)
I drive with my headlights on too.....but so others can see me not so I can see the road at lunch time.MMike said:
Using them and needing them are different. We are having a pretty sweet summer now though.....
Take that TX and LA Heck the whole east coast got soaked didn't they? :eviltongu
We have no indica, please do not come looking for it. You will be washed aay by the constant down pours.llkoolkeg said:
Tenchiro said:
But psilocybe cubensis grows wild.
..and we all know that no rain in Apr, May and June means:special O said:
Jul 79/451 With wide spread brush fires
N8 said:
June Rain Totals:
Seattle, WA: 0.81 inches
Shreveport, LA: 12.42 inches
Days of Rain in June:
Seattle, WA: 9
Shreveport, LA: 20
Local MTB'ers are working on a bike with pontoons in order to get some riding in...
June Rain Totals:
Seattle, WA: 0.81 inches
Shreveport, LA: 12.42 inches
Austin, TX: 13.27 inches
Days of Rain in June:
Seattle, WA: 9
Shreveport, LA: 20
Austin, TX: 17
its supposted to be hot and dry here
Yes as a wandering child i had loved my adventures searching for such prized treasures in many a person's front yard, at my peril. Once or twice a homeowner would peek out their abode asking angrily yet often inquisitively what us teenagers were doing in the middle of the night on our hands and knee's, with a shopping sack and flashlight. Most of the time they didn't buy our nightworm for fishing story as we beat a hasty retreat to the next housing development where the sod was fresh and fertile. Such was the price for a good pot of tea. ahhh memories.Westy said:
Damnable lies I tell you!Westy said:
YOU WILL bE WASHED AWAY BY OUR TERRIBLE WEATHER, ESPECIALLY IF YOU COME FROM VAN NUYS, HOLLYWOOD, OR ANY SNOBBY AREA. WEATHER iS WORST oN VAHSON
It would suck having winter all year long.special O said:
seattle rules, its been so nice here for the last while. o man. the 3 months that it wasnt sunny was soooo depressing. i rode my bike to school and it sucked.
Hahahahahahaha! Have you ever been to Van Nuys?!?ioscope said:
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