What the **** are you talking about?? It was 98-100 degrees, 77 dew point, feels like in the 110s. That is the literally definition of bad out.It's not bad out today but I'm ready for fall nights for sure.
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What the **** are you talking about?? It was 98-100 degrees, 77 dew point, feels like in the 110s. That is the literally definition of bad out.It's not bad out today but I'm ready for fall nights for sure.
I have no idea how that thing caught air. Must have hit the house and went straight up or had a mini tornado because there is only one row of houses where that thing could have came from if not a tornado.Luckily my river birch caught it from heading into the neighbors house across the street. Lol
Bad is when you have to sit through a baseball or softball tournament. Took the day off I donated plasma, got a sandwich in Norwoodville, and grabbed a few groceries for blts tonight. Yes I got tomatoes from a stand. So I didn’t think it was that bad.What the **** are you talking about?? It was 98-100 degrees, 77 dew point, feels like in the 110s. That is the literally definition of bad out.
Anywhere from 2-4 inches depending on where you live. Closer to 2 on northeast side, heaviest on the south edge of town.Anyone got any rain totals for Ames?
Really thankful I didn’t lose any big branches. That was as bendy as I have ever seen my big maples.