El_Nina

I just caught up on reading all the posts from the 6th through today. Another trough got gutted, then to top it all off, someone remarkably said this summer was pretty unremarkable despite being the most remarkable in the sense of no remarkable record heat despite being remarkably hot.

Phil, you nailed the current uptick of tropical activity in the Atlantic, how do you think it will look in about 2 weeks?

I usually devote that to a small upstairs bathroom rather than the whole house...

It wasn't bad today. Tomorrow will be back to suckville though.

A bit hazy today.

When does most of that fall?

Always day 8-10

Lush looking...

0.06" so far this morning.

It's raining.

They keep getting taken away once it gets within 7 days.

Today was gorgeous.

The yellowjackets are getting out of hand.

Yeah that's the climate we live in. You got very with the late spring stuff though, it saved you from having a severe drought.

Gorgeous orange moon on the eastern horizon.

This comes down to how you want to look at it. Total snowfall vs average.

What do you dislike more, smoke or rain?

I dont know, some places in far eastern Oregon like Grant and Malheur counties have been extremely snow deprived for quite some time. As far as rain drought, yes that's probably pretty accurate.

Thanks, I stopped posting for awhile cause the weather wasn't going my way.

Orpgraphics played a big role looks like. I got over 7 times as much rain as PDX yesterday. And in case you're wondering why I made a new account, I couldn't remember the password for the other one and the email to reset it wouldn't send.

That's your total for the system?

Their needles must absorb some, it remained bone dry under our firs after the rain.

I know Redwoods can absorb water from fog and mist, but does anyone know if Douglas Firs do the same?

0.23" total from that system here. Smells so nice out.