[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Arcenal813

Well you're lucky. Nothing here at the southern edge of Palm Harbor/East Lake.

There is a subduction zone around the Clearwater air port where you get the effect of the bay and the gulf breezes that seems to always get rain jane around noon to 2pm. It just never rains where i live.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Corrie22

they're kinda sneaky about that.....they count rain from hurricanes, etc

you know I've been watching your weather....cause I can't figure it out....it will rain right above...or below you

...and miss you entirely...almost every time

It was the same when i lived in Danashores less than a mile from Tampa airport the 41 years i lived there. It is me that keeps the rain away. There is a force field that can't be broke and that is no joke.

If i moved to a rain forest there would be a dead zone where ever i lived within a mile around me.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by Arcenal813

Even nature avoids West Pasco County.

There are no living things in my hood but dillo's that dig a hole under the house. The old gas trick will get rid of them but another takes it's place brother. Anywhere there is a bush next to the house they will dig a hole. I had to run chicken wire under the dirt to keep them away.

[beach43ofus]

In my area, its supposed to rain Monday. I hope it happens. All our ponds are at low tide.

[AndySipowicz]

Originally Posted by LKJ1988

There is a subduction zone around the Clearwater air port where you get the effect of the bay and the gulf breezes that seems to always get rain jane around noon to 2pm. It just never rains where i live.

Hmm, I wasn't aware of that.

[LKJ1988]

Originally Posted by AndySipowicz

Hmm, I wasn't aware of that.

Need to wake up blake.

[LKJ1988]

It snowed in july and i got .25" of rain last nite...

[beach43ofus]

I was at a concert in Tampa last evening, and it rained really good off & one for ~2 hrs during out tailgate, but down in Venice where I live...still dry as a bone.

I need to learn that Calusa rain dance...the aquatic wildlife, & the wildlife that preys on it, must be getting nervous. Our ponds are down by 1/3rd.

[Travelassie]

Originally Posted by beach43ofus

I was at a concert in Tampa last evening, and it rained really good off & one for ~2 hrs during out tailgate, but down in Venice where I live...still dry as a bone.

I need to learn that Calusa rain dance...the aquatic wildlife, & the wildlife that preys on it, must be getting nervous. Our ponds are down by 1/3rd.

It's raining a little bit here about 14 miles north of downtown Punta Gorda. Probably won't amount to much accumulation but hopefully will be more later on.

[AnnieA]

Originally Posted by Corrie22

you guys are in extreme drought right now over there > https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/data/...09_fl_none.png

...we're not, we're normal down here

where do you find the key as to the colored areas ? The link doesn't tell me anything other than it is just colorful.