[mentos876]

I'm sick and tired of those fuckin thunderstorms 2-3 times a week , all night for a whole month... what the hell is goin on with that weather for got sake ! . lol just felt like sharing

[BTM]

I love em, provided the basement doesn't flood

[mentos876]

my basement is fine , i just dont like to look outside my window and look at that poor beemer being tortured in this weather lol .And i cant fall asleep

[GregTheStig]

That's the way it is for a lot of the country right now. It's like summers in the South. Stay safe bro!

[Blake]

my yard would really love some of that rain

[blue2fire]

Anything is better than 104°F.

[jaco]

Send some of the rain this way. Indy is dry as shit and hot as shit.

[PsychoSlug]

We definitely needed the rain as of a week ago. My lawn was looking like a hay field. Now, it looks like early May.

I could do without the high winds that these storms usually bring with them.

[NYCGP]

Originally Posted by Blake

my yard would really love some of that rain

I would be shocked if you don't get some rain out of this.

[ragingclue]

Wettest July in the history of Chicago.

Seems like people around here are never happy. Back in late spring when it was in the 50's everybody was bitching about it being too cold. Then we had our first streak in the 90s for the year and everybody said it was too hot. Later on this summer, we had heat index in the 1115ish range. Again, wayyyyyyyy too hot. Just a week or two ago, people were asking why it hadn't rained for a bit. Now we're saying it's raining too much. I suppose that blizzard was too much snow and wind too, eh?

It's Chicago. This is the just the way it is in the Great Lakes area. You're not in San Diego.

[BTM]

Originally Posted by ragingclue

Wettest July in the history of Chicago.

Also the hottest since the 40s IIRC

[immiketoo]

I love it! T Storms are cool. Tornados that put me in the basement aren't.

[ragingclue]

Originally Posted by BTM

Also the hottest since the 40s IIRC

You might be correct. I believe June was very cold as compared to the average (or was that May?), so maybe it evens itself out. All I know growing up in the midwest is that shit is never "average". There's always some abnormal shit going on and average is just a statistical compilation that's great in theory but is often very different from the present.

[Blake]

Originally Posted by NYCGP

I would be shocked if you don't get some rain out of this.

i'll bet money we won't see a drop

[Litos]

well, it's cloudy and 94 degrees at 10AM with 74% humidity.

oh, and a hurricane is about 20 hours away from smashing into Houston.


Scattered Clouds
Wind: SW at 6 mph
Humidity: 74%
Dewpoint: 76°
Pressure: 29.94"
Heat Index: 94°
Wind Chill: 85°
Sunrise: 6:38 am
Sunset: 8:17 pm

[Litos]

Originally Posted by Blake

i'll bet money we won't see a drop

i say we see some scattered thunderstorms and high winds, but it won't get critical......

i don't care for hurricanes, i just don't wanna be out of power for 13 fucking days again.....

[BTM]

CSL

[ybbiz34]

I haven't seen a drop of rain in weeks in central Indiana. Driest July on record.

[Litos]

earlier this year in Houston it rained once from February 15th to June 20th.

it's rained twice since June 20th.

[TunedM2C]

I'll never buy a house with skylights in the bedroom again. This lightning is a combination of heat lightning and regular storm lightning and it creates a constant strobe effect. The room lights up like you're in a club sans the music. Furthermore, the rain hitting the skylight windows sounds like popcorn popping which makes it even harder to nod off. Did I mention the heat (yes they're tinted) they give off during the summer?

Skylights FML....

[Blake]

Originally Posted by Litos

i say we see some scattered thunderstorms and high winds, but it won't get critical......

i don't care for hurricanes, i just don't wanna be out of power for 13 fucking days again.....

well you live in houston, i live in dallas. we never get a drop from tropical shit.