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Had some nice, torrential rain earlier from about 11:30-12:30 was quite heavy because there's giant puddles everywhere and even a bit of flooding in low spots. Spotty, isolated showers about 60-70 miles SSE of Miami and that's exactly where the wind direction is coming from, so perhaps some more rain coming.
Just had a brief downpour here as well, with around 7mm in about 4 minutes. Must have been hail somewhere, because hail cannons were going off all over the place - add some thunder to the mix, and it was quite an intense half hour or so.
I missed the first couple hours of the final round. What happened to Hoffman?
Pretty cool that Mickelson is chasing a 21 year old at the Masters. Both are class acts, unlike Tiger Woods. I wish Fred Couples made the cut. It was fun to see him leading at the 2012 Masters, 20 years after winning the tournament.
Gonna get two days with highs below 60, (Wed and Thurs) YEAH!
I meant below 70.
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was quite heavy because there's giant puddles everywhere and even a bit of flooding in low spots. Spotty, isolated showers about 60-70 miles SSE of Miami and that's exactly where the wind direction is coming from, so perhaps some more rain coming.
