Spring 2016 thread (Northern Hemisphere) (thunderstorms, cloudy, compare, London)
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Raining like we're England today, which is pretty chill, hasn't rained like this in a while
Cherries seem to be at peak now here next thing to look for is first leaves. Anyways sun just poked its head out the clouds. Which is bad. Because it will warm temps up more and allow for stronger storms later on.
In b4 B87 claims that it only rains for 22 hours out of the year in London, cloudy skies are rare, summer hhas brown grass because of how hot and dry it is, etc etc
In b4 B87 claims that it only rains for 22 hours out of the year in London, cloudy skies are rare, summer hhas brown grass because of how hot and dry it is, etc etc
tbh their grass is so thin bladed and fine that I think it would fry in the summer sun. I had never seen such fine textured grass. The blades of our grass here look thicker and tougher.
Raining like in England? What does that even mean?
If it is the same as Philadelphia it would be two days of light to moderate rain. Our total so far from the two days is around .64 inches (16.3mm). Maybe that is what he means, light rain.
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