I live in Glynn Village too and my gauge is showing 0.09" since midnight.We live in Glynn Village behind Sugar Creek Golf. Seems like it’s been going right North or right South of us like 90% of storms do.
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I live in Glynn Village too and my gauge is showing 0.09" since midnight.We live in Glynn Village behind Sugar Creek Golf. Seems like it’s been going right North or right South of us like 90% of storms do.
Remember it takes months of this weather to break the drought posters said. I may be living in a tent in my roof by then. Since march 15, we are knocking on the door of 20 inches.Drought monitor says you are lying.
Tennis ball is 2.5"Is there really enough difference between a baseball and tennis ball to necessitate a distinction?
People always do that, lol. Reminds me in 2013 when everyone said that. Think May had like 2 days without rain that year. Drought talk vanished in a hurry.Remember it takes months of this weather to break the drought posters said. I may be living in a tent in my roof by then. Since march 15, we are knocking on the door of 20 inches.
Something unsettling about this time is May 20-25 is known as "the week of the F5" for traditional tornado ally. Of the 9 F5s to hit the US since 2000, 4 of them happened between May 20-25. The other 4 all hit Dixie Ally on April 27, 2011, and then Greensburg on May, 4, 2007.
May 25, 2008: Parkersburg EF5
May 22, 2011: Joplin EF5
May 24, 2011: Peidmont EF5
May 20, 2013: Moore EF5
Could be wrong, but I think the threat for very large tornadoes is pretty small. Straight line winds being the biggest threat and hail.Something unsettling about this time is May 20-25 is known as "the week of the F5" for traditional tornado ally. Of the 9 F5s to hit the US since 2000, 4 of them happened between May 20-25. The other 4 all hit Dixie Ally on April 27, 2011, and then Greensburg on May, 4, 2007.
May 25, 2008: Parkersburg EF5
May 22, 2011: Joplin EF5
May 24, 2011: Peidmont EF5
May 20, 2013: Moore EF5
Waukee is talking about it. Sirens going off in ankenyI think there’s a good possibility schools will send kids home early. They don’t want to have kids on busses if storms are rolling through.
When you get to 1/4 inch increments, you really should have switched to the "it's not the size, it's how you use it" argument.Tennis ball is 2.5"
Baseball is 2.75"
Large appe is 3"
With 20” knocking on your door, I’m not sure how you can walk anymore…Remember it takes months of this weather to break the drought posters said. I may be living in a tent in my roof by then. Since march 15, we are knocking on the door of 20 inches.