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Two and a half days of rain here. Some roads flooded out.

Lots of places at the Jersey shore flooded out, especially back bay areas.


Looks bad. Lived through Sandy not on the shore but we lost power then for 10 days while half a mile up the street they never did. Strange but at least it was a mild October and plenty of places to eat and drink were open in the area.
Normal September in NC 50-80 degrees or so.
 
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Old Farmer's Almanac predicts November weather across US​


The Old Farmer’s Almanac long-range weather outlook for November provides a breakdown of weather conditions expected across the U.S. in the coming month.

Millions of Americans are expected to travel for Thanksgiving on November 26, but potentially disruptive weather could complicate journeys in some parts of the country, according to the forecast.

“Overall, of most concern will be a snowstorm that we are forecasting to occur in the northern part of the Atlantic Corridor, with snow extending into the Northeast, in the days following the Thanksgiving holiday,” Heidi Stonehill, executive editor at The Old Farmer’s Almanac, told Newsweek. “Also, there may be heavy rain at times in the Pacific Northwest over Thanksgiving week.”

More:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/m...eather-across-us/ar-AA2gt6DL?ocid=socialshare
 
Yeah, it does occasionally stop.
Then everyone goes a little looney…
Your bad luck, that Gates Senior took autistic little Billy and settled down in your area.

Changed things forever.

And birds (or kweers) of a feather, flock (or something) together. You have the perfect mental-degeneracy mind-meld: The autistic coder world, the kweerz, the pedos, and those who think what they're told...never mind what is obvious. Such as, they're told Communism didn't work only because the wrong people ran it. And how anarchy beautiful...like CHAD/CHOP and its piles of bodies.

I had to do a little denying of reality, too, in my past - I have several coders and at least one kweer in my family tree. But one's first duty is to be honest to one's self. I am, and they're far away, and there they stay. Me also.
 
We have less than 80 days of water in this area. No rain for what seems like forever.
 
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