Weather 6/20/25

[Kurtr]

Swimmers itch, that's what he's flopping his jaws about.

Easy fix just sit in the hot tub

 

[shorthairsrus]

Easy fix just sit in the hot tub

https://www.inforum.com/news/minnes...mmers-itch-at-pelican-lake-sends-people-to-er

 

[shorthairsrus]

RE market is shivering with those headlines

 

[Kurtr]

https://www.inforum.com/news/minnes...mmers-itch-at-pelican-lake-sends-people-to-er

That sounds like a win for all fisherman. keep the jet skiers and wake boarders off the water

 

[Kurtr]

Looks like some wild shit just south of bellfield.

We got just over and inch here on my drive home from Hartford ran into a storm that had i90 at a stand still

 

[Rowdie]

 

[Kurtr]

Another 2 inches this morning. I have a video of water spraying out of culverts but cant figure out how to post it

 

[Rowdie]

We got an additional 2.5 inches last night on top of 2.7 inches the previous 2 days!!

 

[Traxion]

Remember lots of wet June months but this July has been wild. Green as I’ve seen this time of year in W SD.

 

[Kurtr]

We still are not filling up the sloughs around here with all this rain. It was that dry

 

[Allen]

We still are not filling up the sloughs around here with all this rain. It was that dry

The sloughs are not supposed to be full this time of year. We live in a semi-arid climate where sloughs and dugouts fill early in the year because of melting snow on frozen ground, and then we evaporate off 30-40 some inches of moisture over the rest of the open water season.

Having sloughs full going in the fall is a recipe for farmers to lose adjoining acres of pasture and cropland the next spring.

 

[Zogman]

I'm not putting anything to insurance. That red truck hasn't had insurance for a few years, got a little fixing to do that I haven't got to. Believe it or not the tree that landed on the front didn't do any damage and the one laying on back put about a hand sized dent.

Dodge is Ram tough!

 

[Kurtr]

The sloughs are not supposed to be full this time of year. We live in a semi-arid climate where sloughs and dugouts fill early in the year because of melting snow on frozen ground, and then we evaporate off 30-40 some inches of moisture over the rest of the open water season.

Having sloughs full going in the fall is a recipe for farmers to lose adjoining acres of pasture and cropland the next spring.

By filling I mean there is no water in them. Even in years when it was a big winter the only thing farmers lost around here was the low areas that should never be watered la red any way. The one slough I train on is about three inches deep while when not in a drought is swimming water for the dog. That recipe is what is needed for the ducks to come back.

 

[tikkalover]

1.9 inches from this morning’s thunderstorm in like maybe a half hour.

 

[Allen]

While there's a bit of a line of rain shower and thunderstorms moving across ND right now, one might want to keep an eye on the sky late this afternoon and on into the early evening:

 

[Kurtr]

Was by Mcintosh sd this morning and it poured. We are getting really dry again down here so could use some good rain. Not one drop of water in blue blanket down here and thats a main water body for the fall migration

 

[Rowdie]

We already got just under 2 inches this morning

 

[Kurtr]

The grand has came up a bit it actually looks like a river and not a stagnant stream

 

[bucksnbears]

About to get pounded here north of fargo.

 

[CatDaddy]

North of 5 inches in a little over 2 hours in Casselton. Water in the basement - window wells filled with water and the windows leaked.