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Re: Historic rain in Japan, 4 million told to evacuate

By: DGpeddler in FFFT3 | Recommend this post (0)
Sun, 08 Jul 18 6:19 PM | 51 view(s)
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I remember times in the past when the area I
was in was dry beyond belief. Then it started
to rain and would not quit.

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Re: Historic rain in Japan, 4 million told to evacuate
By: zzstar in FFFT3
Sun, 08 Jul 18 6:05 PM 		Msg. 44222 of 65535

Last week, we had the same thing happen on the whole Greek landscape, with downpours of low visibility, very similar rain patterns as in Florida fir example, which I have never seen happen in Greece, for days on end, and 57 degrees in places where the 90s are a norm this time of year, as well as very low humidity.

In May, three weeks of similar weather in Florida, and May is usually one of the best weather months of the year.

These kinds of things can’t be happening all over without a reason.


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