Community Chat

[Kachina624]

This is from The Farmer's  Almanac.

[ellaphant]

I'm sure in VA. LOVE hearing warm and WET!

[Citrine1]

Ugh.  Warm and wet for me too.  In my mind, that translates to hot and humid.  Yay.  

[ruthbe]

I live in Phoenix..the weather channel states just the opposite...hot and dry...the usual for us.

We have had over 150 days with out rain.  It is cloudy today...maybe a couple of sprinkles.  But I doubt hardly anything worthwhile.

I don't believe the farmers almanac.  Wet and cool.

[ruthbe]

Forgot to add.....thanks for the posting. Was a great laugh for me.

[Desertdi]

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@ruthbe wrote:

I live in Phoenix..the weather channel states just the opposite...hot and dry...the usual for us.

We have had over 150 days with out rain.  It is cloudy today...maybe a couple of sprinkles.  But I doubt hardly anything worthwhile.

I don't believe the farmers almanac.  Wet and cool.

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@ruthbe 

I'm also in PHX...and I don't believe a word of it, either.   di

[katie1859]

I'm in Illinois and I would say to all of you fretting wet spring weather

TAKE IT

because come summer and early fall it will help should a drought come

Illinois had extreme drought conditions and it was awful

even the air was so dry and dusty 

gardens failed 

Take your precipitation and it's a gift upfront 

[stevieb]

Warm and wet means muggy. No joy here. We'll get enough of that all summer long until late September. No thanks.

[Kachina624]

If New Mexico is cool and wet, it'll be a first.  No moisture here since a little snow early in November

[Mz iMac]

This is rather silly of me but, I cannot picture Alaska as being "warm & wet."   I never considered that it "rains" in Alaska.  Or does the "wetness" come from melting snow?  What temp is consider "warm" in Alaska.

@World Traveler  Can you comment on the above?