Posted by c-man on September 09, 2013 at 04:56:43 from (68.69.69.232):
In Reply to: Rain Arithmetic Problem posted by 60 acre hillside on September 08, 2013 at 18:29:22:
I just saw a story on this subject a few days ago. It said that when they give a 20% chance of rain, that meant that 20% of that particular area would recieve measurable rain. No amounts were promised, just "measureable", which in their terms means 0.01" or more. With that being said, we were told last Sunday that we had a 60% chance of rain for Tuesday night. Now in our area, 60% chance will usually get your hopes up pretty good, so we didn't start swathing proso millet until Wednesday morning (it DIDN'T rain on Tuesday night) because we were going to be in a dry pattern for the next 10 days. 0.18" on Thursday morning and close to an inch last night. So much for being right this time.
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