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Wettest june and july in history

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DW · Jul 26, 2008 12:08 PM

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Well it's raining again in southern ontario 181 mm so far this month we usually average 70 mm so no flying again this weekend
On the plus side water levels are back to normal and the fishing is the best it's been in years....lol
Dwayne

phantomflier · Jul 26, 2008 12:55 PM

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Wet months do reduce the amount of flying you get to do. Remenber one year when the field was covered by 2.5 feet (763 mm) of water for 6 weeks. Bad thing is they wouldn't let us fly float planes, run boats, or even fish. Talk about being a spoilsport, seems like they were taking lessons from my wife.


Bill Adair · Jul 26, 2008 01:27 PM

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Dwayne,

I wondered what happened to all of our July rain!

It hasn't rained here in Portland OR, for almost a month! None in the forecast either.

Bill

Aerowrench · Jul 26, 2008 10:01 PM

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I'll trade ya 100 degree heat for that rain! ...it's expected to hit 100+ for 3 days here in Tulsa, OK.
-Doug

Larry Cunningham · Jul 27, 2008 03:56 AM

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Rain in Las Cruces, finally. It takes a hurricane - Hello Dolly! Very, very rare in Las Cruces..

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Current conditions here 2 AM on July 27 2008..

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