Cold Miser

The drive back on I-84 was interesting last night. At around 5:30 I was heading out on the Eastbound side and it was literally only raining on the westbound lanes. I could see the rain pouring down on the cars going westbound while I was dry in the eastbound lanes. This lasted from exit 68 - Tolland to exit 69 -Willington. At the same time I could see the blackness lingering off to the north and east. As soon as I got off of exit 69 I was hit with torrential downpours and I think some hail. Then I actually saw the end of the rainbow. It ended (or began) right in the shrubs in front of a house off of route 74. The arc was super low and went right over my car into this guy's yard. I did not see a pot of gold so this must have been the beginning.

Paper is a waste of time at this point. Just bend over in the shower and rinse, or step outside and use the neighbor's hose.

I looked googled the term "non-event". Funny thing was that the system that roared through last night was listed as the number one definition. It literally sprinkled for about 25 minutes after 11pm. There was a slight breeze for some time, but nothing out of the ordinary.

lol. You truly have pitched a pants tent over this.

I read the advanced copy of the Farmers Almanac into the year 2022. It says nothing about tropical anything coming to New England. Plus there are no snowstorms noted either.

...lol. Oh, I forgot about that one.

For sure. I have never seen a single event garner as much news media attention as this virus. The coverage, including the mis-interpretation of data, and information from experts and government officials alike. ...The problem is, and as it has always been, is that the news outlets don't care. They want to be the FIRST to get it to you and me... They don't give a sh*t what they put out there, and for the most part, the public eats it up regardless. It doesn't matter if what is thrown on to the wall sticks or not, whether it's truth or fiction, the general populous gobbles it up like left over turkey on the last Friday of November. It is downright scary how much the news media controls people's thinking.

Dare I ask what the "D" is? Dry? Dews? Dunkin? Darwin?

Should have posted this in the, Saturday, July 11th, 2020 Euro thread. But since you put it in this thread you might as well leave it here.

@Damage In Tolland sitting in his air conditioned basement, laughing, praying and hoping for endless heat...endless until October that is.

Regardless, I still stand by my assessment. You can dance around it anyway you like.

Never said that you insulted anyone. I said that you are purposely antagonistic, and that you are an awful poster. ...But, that is typical of your style, putting words into people's mouths like this.

She is an awful poster and brings it on by her self. She is purposely antagonistic and thrives on it.

I haven't been on in a while, but I just noticed that the Covid thread is gone. The few posts that I have read here make it seem like it ran it's course, with the whole political bickering finally bringing it down.

Pepperidge Farm remembers too.

...In light of the recent climate I felt it was time to delete the phrase, "Professional noose maker" from under my avatar. I can't imagine us walking into a gtg with a noose now-a-days.

Never heard of this. Just looked it up. That sucks.

Did your area get in on the heat wave? It was a definite no-go in my county. Maxed out at high 80's

I never heard of a Motrin addiction.

88 was the peak yesterday, out in my county. Looks like we will peak at 87 or so today.

No heatwave in my neck of the woods.

Literally one of the best June's that I can remember.

2020 severe season is right up there with 2020 winter. Just punt it now as a non starter.

Serious wind ripped through, blowing off all the pollen from the trees around the lake.

legit 90+ for 3+ days incoming?