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Re: I am SICK of rain!!!
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Posted by Doug in Illinois on October 21, 2006 at 14:58:18 from (207.144.241.241):
In Reply to: I am SICK of rain!!! posted by Levi K on October 20, 2006 at 17:40:03:
It has been an unusual summer and fall to say the least. We are way behind on rainfall totals for the year, but not because it hasn't been TRYING to rain. I am a rural mail carrier, so my small amount of farming gets done after work. I also do a very limited amount of lawn care, cut WAY back on how many I would accept this year. Anyhow, it would often rain 5 or 10 hundredeths every other day or so. Not enough to really help the late planted stuff like mine was, but the early stuff really liked it. My main crop is grass hay. LOTS of fun this year trying to get it cut, raked, baled AND inside or covered between the nuisance rains. When it wasn't raining, it was HOT. 2nd hottest July on record here. Ran around 10 degrees above normal all summer, now running around 10 below normal. By the way, it is raining right now.
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