According to the website, we've had 7.79" of rain over the past 72 hours.
My poor sump pump is working double time.

Had to drive down to Gurnee earlier and came across 3 separate areas on state highways, that had 8"+ of water across them.

Enough already, damn!

Well all that I can say, the pool is full!

Sucks that roads are flooded and stupid people think it's ok to drive through. Some folks are just caugh up in the mess.

We can use some. Send it over here. I've had less than an inch over the last 2 months.

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Originally posted by arfmel:
We can use some. Send it over here. I've had less than an inch over the last 2 months.

Wish I could...it's still raining now. Calling for more between 3pm-6pm.

We got 9 inches in June, according to KIAH data on weather.gov. Sitting at 28.25"YTD
Quite a bit of thunder going on right now, so I'm guessing more is on the way.

Rainy in the Yoop too. June was very rainy.

Wunderground says we've recorded 4.68" of rain today. That's kinda insane.

Sun peeked out right now, but another thunderstorm is supposed to roll through overnight.

It rains a fair amount where I am in Georgia, but I'm happy with any more that wants to come our way. Free water for my garden, grass, trees, and bushes? Sign me up.

We were fairly dry here in Central Florida right up to the end of May.

June 1st, it started. I don't think that we have missed a day. Every afternoon, anything from scattered showers to heavy duty thunderstorms. Every. Day.

We have had roads closed around here due to flooding. Drove a little south today and the small river near us is flooded and the water is coming close to some houses around it.
My brother said he had trouble getting home from work two nights ago with all the flooded and closed roads.

You may be getting the rain originally slated for Montana. We're burning up with temps in the 90°s and no rain in sight. Fires are starting to show their ugly scars with 2 months to go.

After near record winter snowfall, the spigot shut off.

This could be bad.

Think you could pipe some of that rain to Arizona and help put out our forest fires?

South Mississippi received 23 inches in June 2017. We got a little over 12 inches from the weak side of Tropical Storm Cindy alone. That was over three days only. Has rained most of July as well. Frogs are very happy.

It's been sunny and 75°-80° for weeks-on-end up here in Seattle. No end in sight.

To much here too. Yard looks like shit because all it does is rain. Have to keep putting the pool pump on backwash to drain some out.
Good thing is, my neighbor's yards look like shit too.

I dont think I've ever said "enough rain already!" snow, yes. heat, yes. wind, yes. but not rain...

Please send it here. My grass is now straw. I haven't mowed it in nearly a month....

Lets say it has been raining for two weeks straight, stops for one day and resumes the next. If on that you say something like,
"I can't believe it's raining today!" There's always someone there to say , "We sure needed it."
No we didn't. It's been raining for the past two weeks, moron .

We had a really wet winter and spring. Record busting rainfall. Then June arrived and it just quit, like Mother Nature flipped a switch. Nothing since then and nothing in sight. Now we've got burn bans and fires popping up everywhere. At least we're not getting the triple-digit temperatures that the folks south of us are living with.

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Originally posted by PorterN:
I dont think I've ever said "enough rain already!" snow, yes. heat, yes. wind, yes. but not rain...

Exactly what I said when I lived in West Jordan across the valley from you.
Dry was the word.