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[guywhofishes]

Mosquitoes are fing crazy! Don't think I have any blood left for them.

In Space? Weird.

 

[tikkalover]

Alien sheeters!

 

[Davey Crockett]

Luckily it came slow easy over several days. This will soak into the expansive clay subsoil and carry us into winter. Hoping for a dry fall.

I'm surprised there isn't more settling of foundations in some areas down there. I've seen 3 feet of topsoil and soft wet clay with the consistency of pudding or butter below that.

 

[Kurtr]

I hope we get some rain this fall to go into spring wet in my country. It will turn to desert fast

 

[wslayer]

Will always take the moisture.
Not a huge fan of getting totally dumped on with snow when colder than hell out when you know there isn't much moisture in there.

 

[Sluggo]

Luckily it came slow easy over several days. This will soak into the expansive drain tile and run right into the river. Hoping for a dry fall.

Fixed it for you….again.

 

[guywhofishes]

gaaaaa!!!!! Dew point temperatures will be extremely high in the mid to upper 70s in the afternoon. That’s tropical hell right there.

 

[wslayer]

gaaaaa!!!!! Dew point temperatures will be extremely high in the mid to upper 70s in the afternoon. That’s tropical hell right there.

Not a fan of this at all

 

[snow2]

We're hunkering down later today,this hot humid temps,dew pt already 75deg

Nasty big blow inbound building now,60 to 80mph winds,big ass hail heavy duty boomer prediction...hope its all hype but the low heavy black clouds are a concern right now.

 

[Kurtr]

Nice little rain here now. Made sure my kids pickup as full coverage as he is in the target zone over east now

 

[Kurtr]

Reed timmer just came through Mobridge up in pollock now. Looks like for Yates is getting hammered. This really builds as it moves east. Radar looks like a hurricane swirl all the way up in to Canada with the rotation

 

[Rowdie]

Sunny now. It rained hard for a good bit. Gauge says just over 2 inches. It got windy after it rained.

 

[Kurtr]

Two tornados on the ground just west of mound city. We lost power here for a little while sounds like north everyone has no power.

Sunny now. It rained hard for a good bit. Gauge says just over 2 inches. It got windy after it rained.

Guessing the concrete we poured at 4 up there is going to be in tough shape

 

[Rowdie]

We had power go off a few minutes a few times.

 

[Rowdie]

Hellofa light show east of the river right now

 

[Kurtr]

Ya it’s wild right now

 

[Zogman]

Holy Moly. The Rain Gods arn't happy with us!

 

[lunkerslayer]

Working, well atleast that's what I call it, here next to Williston, the storm systems are deceiving when one looks at a radar to only realize that the rain clouds don't produce any significant rain especially when you can see pockets of yellow and orange cells within the system. It's strange when you can see that on the radar and there is nothing hitting the ground, not a familiar with western North Dakota. If I seen a system like yesterday roll through our site we would see monsoon rain hit but here it's different. Anyone have a thought why that's the case or is this type of situation I am witnessing just a rare occurrence?

 

[Allen]

Not rare at all, it's called virga. Basically, it's when you see rain falling out of a cloud and evaporating due to a dry layer of air just above ground. Might be a little more common in overall drier areas, but it's not unusual anywhere in ND.

 

[lunkerslayer]

Not rare at all, it's called virga. Basically, it's when you see rain falling out of a cloud and evaporating due to a dry layer of air just above ground. Might be a little more common in overall drier areas, but it's not unusual anywhere in ND.

I thought perhaps it was from cloud seeding isn't that common procedure here