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We are looking at maybe another two weeks of above average rain. Both the 6-10 and 8-14 day outlook are showing above average precipitation.

 

I'm watching Monday into Tuesday for the possibility of severe storms or at the very least very heavy rain.

 

6-10 day Precipitation outlook

 

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8-14 day Precipitation outlook

 

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The hazards outlook for the Monday and Tuesday next week.

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I am glad you started this thread nWo. I was going to start a thread talking about how rainy this summer has been. Can you provide stats and comparisons? How. many days since June 1 have had rain vs zero rain?

I'm going to laugh when the All-Star game gets rained out on Tuesday. :lol2:

Hard to believe two weeks ago, the grass was yellow here. It seems as though some areas around here are above normal for the month, but right down the road they may be below normal. Lots of discrepancies county to county.

I'm going to laugh when the All-Star game gets rained out on Tuesday. :lol2:

 

I hate to admit it, but if the Derby and Game were delayed until after midnite or cancelled, would have a huge smile on my face.:D

I'm going to laugh when the All-Star game gets rained out on Tuesday. :lol2:

Why? That wouldn't be good at all, and cost a lotof businesses downtown alot of revenue. I hope the weather is wonderful and everyone in the city makes a TON of money!

Why? That wouldn't be good at all, and cost a lotof businesses downtown alot of revenue. I hope the weather is wonderful and everyone in the city makes a TON of money!

 

Oh no it would be awful, I agree. I'm just saying I'd laugh because that would be the most Cincinnati sports thing ever. :lol2:

Oh no it would be awful, I agree. I'm just saying I'd laugh because that would be the most Cincinnati sports thing ever. :lol2:

I'll give you that...

I'm going to laugh when the All-Star game gets rained out on Tuesday. :lol2:

 

Shut it. I spent a crap-ton of money on my tickets.

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I am glad you started this thread nWo. I was going to start a thread talking about how rainy this summer has been. Can you provide stats and comparisons? How. many days since June 1 have had rain vs zero rain?

 

Actually June 2015 only ranks 25th out of 121 for total rain fall. The rainiest June was in 1928 with 11.67 inches of rain. This past June we only saw 5.20 inches.

 

Northern and Southern Kentucky had a maximum of 3-5 consecutive days with no rain for the past 30 days.

 

Central, Southern and parts of western and eastern Kentucky had a maximum of 6-8 days of consecutive days with no precipitation.

There has been very few all sunny days in a long time.

 

Rain on avg 5 days a week for the last

Couple weeks. Im thinking we won't see a change until august.

 

May not be breaking records but this is a crazy amount of cloudy/rainy days.

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I may just have to stay in Fort Lauderdale. It's been perfect down here.

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