Very good, lol. Probably the best part of the movie.
Anyway, whatever youse guy'ses little pitiful compounds may or may not have gotten last night, yeah, this isn't the same old shit. We have so many weather things coming together over the next 3-6 days that it's not unpossible we could get into drought-busting categories. I honestly haven't checked the weather a lot the past day, and not much yet today, but I will later. But yesterday models were lining up with much lower temps, a (relatively) lot of rain, and even some mild tropical stuff this weekend.
It's a fool's game to predict when/where/how much rain will fall on your little heads specifically, but understand that the big high which always controls our summer weather, and which this year was particularly nasty, came in real early, and didn't break up, has moved in a season fashion away from Texas - it's bigly moved. It's a yuuuge deal. So don't be surprised if the next 5-7 days are very different.
No, it's not gonna rain all day every day. Some days it might not rain much at all and git hot. But the point is that this thing as we've known it is blowed up, sir.
Yeah, it could creep back in next month. But if the ground gets wet enough now, no way we'll see 10 straight days of 105+ or whatnot. Remind me to tell you about the earth's orbit and northern hemisphere and all that (semi-inside joke).
I'll be back if sumpin' is worth pinpointing (esp. the little tropical thing, which has a good chance of shitdumping rain on is, but not quite yet...). Otherwise,
- Temps mostly in low-mid 90's (could me MUCH lower if it turns into a rainy day - like this one's starting out)
- Anywhere from 1-5 inches over next week for most of us, certainly more for some, and yeah, less for others (pinpointing rain is not anywhere near accurate even these days).
Bye, until whenever. Edit: just to keep the record straight, when I talk here I'm talking about oh say ATX and 50 miles radius around it. Other places I can look at if U want. (Never mind that the SE coast and the Valley have been clobbered a good bit the past week or so - their drought is basically gone).