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We should be getting rain today! Finally a little saturation. It’s been so dry these past months. All the ponds seem down. 😊
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Oh no, my weather app now says no rain today. :/
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Weather Channel says 15%
In FL that means virtually zero |
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Might get the cycle started
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I only believe in rain when the streets are wet.
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One can hope.
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I'm sure it will rain, just not near my home.
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My Weather app is showing Lady Lake (where my part of The Villages is located) will probably see maybe less than half an inch tomorrow afternoon, some time between 2pm and 6pm.
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OK, let's get all of the convertible car owners to put their roofs down and leave the cars outside, mine seems to attract water when I do this....
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...and I'll water the lawn tonight... |
Clouds are forming North of us looks like rain any minute. Probably not at our house, but one can hope. With the clouds so low we can hear the music at Brownwood
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I saw and heard a very little storm pass north of us yesterday. DANG!!! Maybe today...
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We had some silent lightning last night in the dark clouds that moved in at dusk. No rain unfortunately. Coincidentally though while typing this reply just now at 7am Monday morning I got a pop-up alert from Weather Bug app about rain this afternoon. I never hold my breath that it’ll actually happen, so we’ll see.
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The weather guy on local FOX says we in TV should see some rain this evening. We can only hope.
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I can understand weather forcasters making mistakes about their forecasts for rain. But, to me, it is unacceptable for them to consistently predict rain that almost never happens. Obviously, they are deliberating distorting the data to make it look like rain will occur when they know they are wrong more often than not. Why not just present the actual data?
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Well, no, that is not how it works. The precipitation forecasts are presented as probability functions. The prognostications of many complex events are presented as probability functions. What actual data are you referring to? If it is model data then that is readily available but you won't be able to interpret it correctly.
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Reread my post. What I actually stated was that the precipitation forecasts are presented as probability functions. This is true. The probability function may change with time as new data becomes available. I have no idea who you mean when you say "they" so I can't comment on what verification results might be collected.
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I'm glad you agree, although you have no expertise in this area. Believe what you want, nobody cares, particularly me. People complaining about things they don't understand is tiresome. Present actual data to support your claim, otherwise ...
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Ready for the rain, whenever.
Tested our windshield wipers - check Tested our umbrellas - check Tested our house roof shingles - check Ready. Whenever… |
June, when the rainy season begins.
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Good New's fat little buddy! Good News!
100% rain at 5pm (hearin's believin) Hourly Weather Forecast for The Villages, FL - The Weather Channel | Weather.com C'mon Flash! |
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Lol! :) I'm out on lanai waiting for rain. Clouds all around me and I hear thunder. But no rain on my house yet. Shew! This is stressful! :popcorn: |
Not lookin’ good for us mid/south TV on radar.
Looked yet again and appears that it may disperse as it travels south. Ocala and a bit west getting rain. Still fingers crossed … |
Well, you can thank me for the rain we finally got today. I asked hubby to take the car to the car wash since it’s been a couple of months since he last had it washed, and lo and behold on the way home in our freshly washed Forester it started pouring. He had to drive 25 minutes in the rain to get home, and now the car looks just like it did before he left. You’re welcome!
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I didn't get squat! :censored:
I blame Jim Cantore! |
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Sweat is all we got.
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Very disappointed just a few drops
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Looks like Mother Nature passed us by again for some rain.
We were supposed to get storms early tomorrow morning. Now nothing. :undecided: |
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