It’s finally RAINING!!!

[MarkJr]

Although she’s not terribly impressed.

 

[MarkJr]

Chickens don’t have eyebrows..... yet they can frown.

 

[One Lucky Momma]

I see where you‘re from. Good luck out there. I would LOVE to send you some of our rain. we are getting Sally’s skirt tails, and it’s a quagmire.

 

[MarkJr]

I’ll take fires every few years vs your weather. Tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding..... hard pass.
Appreciate the well wishes. Hope you all are staying high and dry.

 

[N F C]

You probably need some rain if the news I'm hearing from OR is right.

I suppose if your girl were really bothered by it, she could go inside the coop!

 

[Texas Transplant]

Although she’s not terribly impressed.
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[MarkJr]

Unfortunately heavy thunderstorms like we’ve been having create their own problems in a fresh burn. Soil and ash are hydrophobic to a point, and there’s a lot of area that doesn’t want to absorb water, just repels it. Crews are fighting the real possibility of flash flooding with debris flows. Some of these thunderstorms are producing 2-3” per hour volumes. Thankfully they’re fast moving.

For right now I’d be happy for .1” per day every day for a month.