Yeah, see, he is talking about rain, not precipitation that includes vague water droplets barely hanging in the air all day long. Maybe PNW folx don’t really grasp the difference, but that’s on them.
That’s basically Stockholm too. Any time the forecast says rain, it means ‘a few minutes of light rainfall on the leading edge of the clouds, followed by intermittent light drizzle that makes it annoying to be outside for hours’.
This summer has been awful. Never had more than three days of sunshine in a row. Not enough to recover to withstand the next winter.
this dynamic is one of the best things about summer in the South. porch sitting with a beverage and some music on while the storm rolls thru, petrichor after it passes, knowing it will be dry for a reliable amount of time
I didn’t think I’d miss thunderstorms, but here I am wishing for a good March or April norther
on the flipside, every time we have thunderstorms up here all i can think about is the wildfires starting up. sucks.
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