Arkansas, TN, KY, Alabama, etc, being pounded.

I'm gonna have to purchase a few cattle just to keep the grass from being knee-high in my yard.

I think it has rained everyday for 3 weeks and in the last couple of days it has poured non-stop.

Animals are starting to pair-up again.

We could use it here in S. Florida. In the middle of a drought.

Course with no rain that means FAU's stadium keeps on plugging so in a way I dont mind.

(05-02-2011 11:57 AM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Arkansas, TN, KY, Alabama, etc, being pounded.

I'm gonna have to purchase a few cattle just to keep the grass from being knee-high in my yard.

It's either drought or flood. We need rain badly in the San Antonio and west Texas areas! Flood or wildfire - - pick your poison.

Just keep me away from those darned tornados. My father-in-law's business was hit by the latest round, and his home was hit two years ago.

One of our big men's hoops contributors died in the tornados in Mississippi-- his truck was thrown "several miles". We also had a kid from Murfreesboro that played for Alabama who was injured (in Tuscaloosa) -- his girlfriend lost her life.

(05-02-2011 12:51 PM)KAjunRaider Wrote:  Just keep me away from those darned tornados. My father-in-law's business was hit by the latest round, and his home was hit two years ago.

One of our big men's hoops contributors died in the tornados in Mississippi-- his truck was thrown "several miles". We also had a kid from Murfreesboro that played for Alabama who was injured (in Tuscaloosa) -- his girlfriend lost her life.

I believe he is Alabama's long snapper on special teams, Tinker is his name I think. They were sucked out of a house.

As long as it rains, I have a legitimate excuse for my wife not to mow the yard. If it gets too long, I'll just wait for the next frost and set up a duck blind.

We just ended about 48 hours worth of downpours and hail here in Fort Worth.

Most rain in a 24 hour span since '78. It did, however, put out all the fires West of here.

(05-02-2011 09:14 PM)MagNTX Wrote:  We just ended about 48 hours worth of downpours and hail here in Fort Worth.

Most rain in a 24 hour span since '78. It did, however, put out all the fires West of here.

Send some of it to the South-East----Lafayette area is thirsty!!!!!

Louisville had officially 13.97 inches in April and already we have approx 3 inches in May. Hopefully Derby weekend will be dry enough. I did get my rice planted however.

Mobile is over 11 inches below average so far this year. We need rain as well.

(05-02-2011 09:14 PM)MagNTX Wrote:  We just ended about 48 hours worth of downpours and hail here in Fort Worth.

Most rain in a 24 hour span since '78. It did, however, put out all the fires West of here.

That is great news.



I wish we had more than a few sprinkles in the Austin area.

We had a little over 2 inches for the month of April.

Yes I AM! Just got hit with freak storm and bad hail at 4:18 pm EST.

Enough!