We Could Talk About The Weather

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Originally Posted by K7SGJ

No rain for 2 weeks?

Ya pussy......

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Yeah, really.

When was the last time it rained in New River, Rata? I think it was early April here.

ON EDIT: Last rain was a big, big 0.16" on April 26.

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Originally Posted by KJ6BSO

Yeah, really.

When was the last time it rained in New River, Rata? I think it was early April here.

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Substantial? Probably February. Other than that, we've seen some virga a few times, and gotten wind, dust, and a few sprinkles here and there that was just enough to FU the windows.

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Originally Posted by K7SGJ

Substantial? Probably February. Other than that, we've seen some virga a few times, and gotten wind, dust, and a few sprinkles here and there that was just enough to FU the windows.

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Eddie....... you're capable of FU your own windows in the desert?? ......... :mrgreen:

The couple of times you got Viagra, how'd it work for you?

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Originally Posted by NA4BH

The couple of times you got Viagra, how'd it work for you?

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It gave him a stiff upper lip. No one told him he wasn't supposed to chew the tablet.

I was sorry to hear his little friend petered out on him.

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Originally Posted by NA4BH

The couple of times you got Viagra, how'd it work for you?

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I hated it. Kept me up all night.

Up all night, I'll bet you were beat by morning.

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Originally Posted by NA4BH

Up all night, I'll bet you were beat by morning.

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Down right whipped.

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Originally Posted by N2NH

The calm before the storm. They think the Arthur, the tropical storm will pass a bit out to sea. But, if it sneaks in behind the front, it will come inland and we'll get a double whammy. We could use some rain here. We haven't had any for over 2 weeks. An interesting thing I saw on a accuweather. The Atlantic Ocean off of Long Island is very hot. The hottest in the entire ocean, which is strange, but if this storm hits that, it could re-engergize it.

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Perhaps as it passes the hot ocean waters around Long Island it will become a full category 5 hurricane turn inland and wipe out all; of NYC and the surrounding regions. Ad just think, if it becomes a huge storm like Sandy was or even bigger it may hit the entire state very hard, from the Long Island shores through upstate NY for the Canadian borders and West out to Buffalo and well beyond. Imagine everything wiped out for hundreds of miles.