Local September Rainfall Record Broken

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Cameron_z6a_N.S.
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Local September Rainfall Record Broken

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There has been way too much rain in my area lately, and as a result, a significant local weather record was broken in September: the September rainfall record.

The city of Halifax recorded 386.8 mm of rain in September, compared to the monthly average of 104 mm. This new record was actually only 0.4 mm away from beating the all-time monthly rainfall record! Now imagine what all of my palms and other plants have been going through! :roll:


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Re: Local September Rainfall Record Broken

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Cameron_z6a_N.S. wrote:There has been way too much rain in my area lately, and as a result, a significant local weather record was broken in September: the September rainfall record.

The city of Halifax recorded 386.8 mm of rain in September, compared to the monthly average of 104 mm. This new record was actually only 0.4 mm away from beating the all-time monthly rainfall record! Now imagine what all of my palms and other plants have been going through! :roll:
hope you're faring well!!!
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My country is suffering from drought this year :(
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Hmmm...I have been wondering where all our rainfall went.... :wink:
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Post by Cameron_z6a_N.S. »

You guys can take all of the rain! :lol: Although I'm sure Mike has had enough of it after Hurricane Sandy.
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Cameron_z6a_N.S. wrote:You guys can take all of the rain! :lol:
Thanks! Now I know why it rains here all the time! :lol:
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Post by lucky1 »

386.8 mm
At my age I have to look it up in inches...that's more than 15 inches .
My area doesn't get that in a year.
Holy Batman, Robin! :shock:

Hey Cameron, how do you keep the water from filling up that new cactus bed you dug?

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Post by Cameron_z6a_N.S. »

Barb, the cactus bed was sidelined for a bit, so all of the rain just drains straight through the rock pile :lol:
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Post by lucky1 »

rain just drains straight through the rock pile
Maybe keep that "drain"... :lol:

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