I feel your pain, man.
That rain-producing system over OK is the exact same system over my part of TX.
It's a huge system and nothing is coming around to move it.

Weatherman says expect the daily showers to keep coming at least through the weekend around here.

Read my story and you'll see that your not the only one feeling "tired of this $hit":
https://www.hdforums.com/m_1816059/m...tm.htm#1816059

 

For the past 6 weeks here in western Washington it's been reasonably nice during the week and raining on the weekends. [:@]

 

Only 15? LOL around here that's not a record, its Normal!

 

And yesterday was GREAT...82 sunny. Nice weather for a ride. I was really happy to ride my bike to work!

I just hope it gets better. The week after the 4th I'm off to Table Mt. (up in the mounts near Ellensburg) for a week long star party. Its gonna be bad enough to have Harley Withdrawals as I won't take my bike, but if it rains on top of that. UGH!

 

Put some rain gear on and go riding

 

You think you are tired of it my Dad and brother own a construction company that does most of there site work in OKC and this rain is killing them. They have alot of work but cannot move the dirt or pour concrete. They are hurting. But do not worry it will go from that to no rain for 3 months very soon. Gotta love the Oklahoma weather. Very diverse.
GO POKES!

 

I lived in Enid, OK for three years in the early eighties and I loved the weather. It never does anything half-assed in Oklahoma, it does it WFO. The only thing I got tired of was the wind. In the north central wheatland part of the state it never quit blowing, it only changed direction. If it ever DID quit blowing and got real quiet you'd better head for the cellar 'cause something horrible was about to happen.

 

Floods in Britian.
Snow in Johannesburg.
Record cold in Australia.

The end is near. Fire them HOG's up and tell the boss to shove it. Tomorrow could be fire and brimstone.

 

Send it to Ga. We are having one of the worst droughts in history.

 

Hello BadBobOk;

I saw a news story on the abnormally wet weather Oklahoma is having. Something to the effect that some of the wheat growers were thinking about trading their combines in on kelp harvesters. Last year it was just the opposite, extremely dry and thousands of acres consumed in field fires.


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