miserable pissy rain

That dog grew up to be the this is fine dog

7th rainy weekend in a row?

f this sh*t

Realized today I'm not going to see the sun in this country for like 6 months now.

depressing af

Heard about this from some other friends

Is anyone else with Freeview only experiencing service loss - scrambled and/or missing channels?

Where I am that's not uncommon when it rains - and it doesn't even have to be particularly heavy rain.

By the way and ffs, learn how to pronounce Brechin why don't you, Sky reporters... and she's actually reporting from Brechin!

Curious. Worst/scariest flooding I've ever driven through yesterday, on the Essex/Suffolk border, in a kind of "I wouldn't normally drive through that puddle but I'm not really sure what else I can do" sort of way. Eventually, stopped trying to get anywhere in particular beyond zig-zagging to *anywhere* that might be less wet.

i am back on my bullshit viz reading "flooded shropshire" stories on the shropshire star twitter account (the only good account):

e.g. "two kayakers were spotted paddling across a country road" near craven arms 🌊🛶👍🏽

Link?

Clearly the government have hidden all the nanobot vaccines in huge under-forest caches

numb to it

hello from Oregon

our nephew moved in last month, he's been in Oregon since August. Today he asked the classic "how long does it rain for, anyway" - he was not expecting the answer to be "until May", lol

lol

I used to go to the Gambia a fair bit and there the conversation was the opposite: you ask when it's going to rain and someone looks up and says, 'eh, April'.

Absolutely shat it down here last night. The rivers are swole af.

big one on the way to Northern California

But it can't just be heavy rain anymore, everything has to be an 'atmospheric river'

it’s wild out there

a tornado warning in Scotland, never thought I would see the day

I left the landing window open, the roller blind was flapping like crazy and there were some leaves on my stairs. Quite fair to call this fucker as a named storm system, but it doesn't sound like 90 mph wind here, yet.

A “tornado watch” zone was issued for Northern Ireland as well as parts of Scotland and northern England by the Tornado and Storm Research Organisation (Torro) on Sunday afternoon. That means a “strong tornado” is possible in those regions.

see how it goes time

https://i.imgur.com/RXcwxTk.jpg

Impatiently waiting for Spring to start in London, delayed by a classic pissy rain Sunday with no hint of sun.

just walked about 5 miles in various levels of pissy rain, all of it miserable.

I've just come back from a two mile walk in the rain and of course now it's stopped and there's a hint of sun.