Out here on the "wet coast" we almost never have those kinds of problems. They call this a "temperate rainforest" for a reason, I learned. It's been known to rain or drizzle constantly for over forty days on some parts of the coast here at times, and I was there at the time, so I know. But it keeps the dust down, and the air gets frequently washed clean. So it could be worse....
Nice pics, Ray! Great news, Tommy! We had our first nice warm day, in awhile, today, as well. I really enjoyed it. Even ate out on the deck, at dinnertime; just the right temperature! :-)
And...I agree w/you, Ray: I like that we get a few sprinkles to keep the dust down and the air smelling FRESH! It's lovely! :-P
Gee and I was wondering if a week of temperatures over 95F with no rain, constituted a drought? :-)
ReplyDeleteToday, Sunday, it's actually rainging here in the east. YES!!!
Out here on the "wet coast" we almost never have those kinds of problems.
ReplyDeleteThey call this a "temperate rainforest" for a reason, I learned.
It's been known to rain or drizzle constantly for over forty days on some parts of the coast here at times,
and I was there at the time, so I know. But it keeps the dust down, and
the air gets frequently washed clean.
So it could be worse....
Congratulations on your first sunny day this month.
ReplyDeleteNice pics, Ray! Great news, Tommy! We had our first nice warm day, in awhile, today, as well. I really enjoyed it. Even ate out on the deck, at dinnertime; just the right temperature! :-)
ReplyDeleteAnd...I agree w/you, Ray: I like that we get a few sprinkles to keep the dust down and the air smelling FRESH! It's lovely! :-P