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It's only the 19th... I'm confused.
If Toronto had zero rainfall for June, it would still be a good month.
(there's like a 1-2% chance that June could be that dry here)
We don't need any. It's often too cool and sometimes cloudy for it to evaporate very quickly.
Although I know the heat makes evaporation go up, you have high relative humidity which should help water stick around.
One thing I do know is that in Ontario, 19 days without rain is never a problem except for the fussiest of gardeners.
*Please explain if it's different in Houston when it doesn't rain
Currently in Houston, TX
T-Storm 74°F
Feels Like
74°F
Dew Point: 69°F
Humidity: 83%
Pressure: 29.92 inches
Wind: From the North Northwest at 17 gusting to 30 mph
OMG, bet you guys are ready to get out the jackets.
Hey CC when it doesn't rain in Houston everything turns real brown and dies. And heat is even more worse if that's possible. People have to water their lawns a lot.
Oh Jammie you are funny, I only wish it was cold enough for a jacket!
It did make for a good evening sky, though. These were taken at the Porter Ranch Town Center:
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