[tom60]

Watch out for the rain this afternoon and tonight. Its in the forecast big time and there is a big storm system in the gulf heading right for us. Looks like were realy gonna get it. I got exactly an inch from the storms yesterday. Just what the grass needed. But today might be too much depending. Did anyone else get a reading from yesterdays storms friday 4/20. Also if you want to , you can probably safely turn off your irrigation for at least a week. That inch from yesterday will hold you for at least a week. Or longer if we get more today.

[NotGolfer]

3/10's down near Hadley and Amelia

[KathieI]

Originally Posted by tom60

Watch out for the rain this afternoon and tonight. Its in the forecast big time and there is a big storm system in the gulf heading right for us. Looks like were realy gonna get it. I got exactly an inch from the storms yesterday. Just what the grass needed. But today might be too much depending. Did anyone else get a reading from yesterdays storms friday 4/20. Also if you want to , you can probably safely turn off your irrigation for at least a week. That inch from yesterday will hold you for at least a week. Or longer if we get more today.

We didn't get anything in Hadley yesterday. I heard there was some rain in LSL last night but by the time I left for home, it was over. Hopefully, this rain today will actually hit us and not by-pass us like it has been for weeks. We need the rain.

[Golf-Tinker]

Rain came at about 8:30 Friday night to Hadley (West Havana Trail area). Did not rain long. But the birds, ducks and what else loved it.

[tom60]

I forgot to think that maybe all of the villages did not get rained on. I was watching the storms come straight at us from the south right inside the sumter county line and it looked like all of the villages was going to get a direct hit. But i guess not. I am up in santo domingo and we got pounded right about when it got dark out. I think it lasted for at least an hour. I just looked at the radar and that big line of storms is still in the gulf heading right for us.

[ceejay]

Originally Posted by tom60

Watch out for the rain this afternoon and tonight. Its in the forecast big time and there is a big storm system in the gulf heading right for us. Looks like were realy gonna get it.

Rain to the rescue! (As long as it stops by Sunday afternoon...we have company coming in!

[champion6]

0.4 inch in Tamarind Grove

[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by Golf-Tinker

Rain came at about 8:30 Friday night to Hadley (West Havana Trail area). Did not rain long. But the birds, ducks and what else loved it.

I'll 10-4 that. It was shortly after dark. I took off all my clothes, grabbed my back brush, bar of soap and rubber ducky, then went out and sang in the middle of our street what else but... "singing in the rain!"

[Dirigo]

Originally Posted by tom60

you can probably safely turn off your irrigation for at least a week.

Newbie irrigation question: don't all houses have rain sensors that control whether the irrigation system kicks in?

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Originally Posted by Dirigo

Newbie irrigation question: don't all houses have rain sensors that control whether the irrigation system kicks in?

If they're working properly.

Bill

[2catsmeow]

Live in Virginia Trace and we had almost an inch in our rain gauge this morning and looks like we will get some more this evening. Happy Days - just hope it is not a severe storm and just some good rain.

[tom60]

I got another 3/4 inch of rain today on top of the inch yesterday.Now it has stopped. Gotta check for tomorrows chances. I think its supposed to rain some more. So for now santo domingo is pretty well soaked. yahoo. Oh to answer the question i have a over ride position on my irrigation box in the garage. If i set it on run my sprinklers will come on unless we get a certain ammount of rain. If i set it on the override position my sprinklers will come on regardless of how much rain we get. I think thats how it works. The purpose of it is if you have your sprinklers set to come on and it rains before the start time , then the sensor will keep your sprinklers from coming on.

[kb8tpw]

1 1/4 in in St Charles yesterday, right behind Sea Breeze. 1/2 in this evening, so far. Rain sensors are very unreliable.......

[wendyquat]

Same here in Largo Hoppy!

[JimPete]

Originally Posted by Dirigo

Newbie irrigation question: don't all houses have rain sensors that control whether the irrigation system kicks in?

The sensors can be bypassed so the system will ignore any rain. The system can also be turned off without losing it's program if you think your yard has enough to last it awhile.