Finally, some rain.

[outlawblade]

Well, it's pouring rain here. Thank goodness. I was getting worried that the reservoirs were getting low and that my grass wouldn't hit 3 feet in height due to the lack of rain. In that six and a half hours of sun we got in the last month I was getting really anxious. Is there enough rain? Will 6 hours of sun dry up all the lakes and rivers? How

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[ryxander]

"MELISSA - Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream! Yummy graham cracker swirls. YOU KNOW YOU WANT IT!"

Actually, my mouth was full of gooey, decadent chocolate/raspberry brownie when I read that, so I am temporarily immune. But it's true that you are a heartless varlet!

We still have sun here, so of course now I'm just waiting for the hammer to fall and plunge me back into darkness.

[jetshade]

Personally, my biggest fear was that the storm drains would stop overflowing and we would no longer have those beautiful rainbow-coloured oil-slick puddles swamping sections of low-lying roadways. Now that would be a real tragedy to have go away with the evaporation from such an unheard of amount of sunshine.

[dunriver]

I was tragically trapped in the sun myself, forced to walk out of the office and down the street to the local deli for lunch, and then walk back again! All of this, under the glaring dry heat of the sun. In true ironic fury, nature waited until after our return indoors to let the rain finally return to us. Imagine the heatbreak of my coworkers as we had to sit indoors eating, while the rain happily continued it's rightful place outside our windows.