Is it harder to detect a wet fart if you live in a humid locale? Seems that we have sold Florida living Midwestern transplants in here.
around here we are near flood stage yet 4 back to back 90 to 100 degree days (including the heat index), is starting to ramp up the humidity ‘BY ’ Birch Run and Frankenmuth’ MICHIGAN-and slowly dropping water-levels in certain areas.
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It did rain on June 1st, 1st time since 1914.
lol you wish, Michigan is the kind of state where you get some nasty cold and wet weather basically for 9 months out of a year, the other 3 months are good weather. shit we had snow way past December from 24 to 25, nasty weather. it was like mother nature was PO’d.
The kids went camping in the U.P. They left for a few hours when it started raining and came back to this.
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I wish we could get some of that here. These last 2 days have been unbearable.
He was replying to me about Arizona. 
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We got blasted with 4-5 inches of rain in about a 4 hour period here in the western UP.
We have been flipping back and forth from unbearable humid and hot, to complete natural air conditioning off Lake Superior. It’s crazy weather. Yesterday was 85 and hot, wind from the SW bringing in the heat, then the wind flipped to NNE off the lake and it was about 55. The forecast said 77 was the low for last night, LOL.
Heard some people talking about how it didn’t leave the 40’s along the lake in Keweenaw county. I looked last night at about 9 oclock and it was 46 in Eagle River, MI.
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Sorry, Arizona. It has only rained twice in the Phoenix metro area on June 1st in recorded history. 1914 and 2025.
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never been to or seen any part of Arizona, but damn that’s horrible!
WW1 started in 1914…
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If it rained in Phoenix on June 1, 1939 I would be worried.
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it’s ok another week of 90’s with no rain, water levels down.
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