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Now that's rain
We though we had had some rain but this beats all.
"In Tuscany, 23 centimetres (9 inches) of rain fell in four hours, causing the Ricortola and Parmignola rivers to flood, according to the regional government". |
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Now that's rain
David Hill wrote in news:agfgjtF8704U1
@mid.individual.net: We though we had had some rain but this beats all. "In Tuscany, 23 centimetres (9 inches) of rain fell in four hours, causing the Ricortola and Parmignola rivers to flood, according to the regional government". Hard to imagine isn't it. Are they exaggerating? We had 2" (50mm or 5cm)in 4 hours late last year and twice in winter this year, it was absolutely unbelievable how much force that had. It was like someone was beating the roof with sticks. It was like a living horror movie. I wouldn't want to be in Tuscany with all that rain! Ours was light drizzle compared to that lot. Baz |
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"Baz" wrote in message ... David Hill wrote in news:agfgjtF8704U1 @mid.individual.net: We though we had had some rain but this beats all. "In Tuscany, 23 centimetres (9 inches) of rain fell in four hours, causing the Ricortola and Parmignola rivers to flood, according to the regional government". Hard to imagine isn't it. Are they exaggerating? We had 2" (50mm or 5cm)in 4 hours late last year and twice in winter this year, it was absolutely unbelievable how much force that had. It was like someone was beating the roof with sticks. It was like a living horror movie. I wouldn't want to be in Tuscany with all that rain! Ours was light drizzle compared to that lot. Baz Here in the Swansea valley, we've had no rain for two days . Come north Dave - it's lovely :-) Bill |
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On 15/11/2012 21:59, Bill Grey wrote:
"Baz" wrote in message ... David Hill wrote in news:agfgjtF8704U1 @mid.individual.net: We though we had had some rain but this beats all. "In Tuscany, 23 centimetres (9 inches) of rain fell in four hours, causing the Ricortola and Parmignola rivers to flood, according to the regional government". Hard to imagine isn't it. Are they exaggerating? We had 2" (50mm or 5cm)in 4 hours late last year and twice in winter this year, it was absolutely unbelievable how much force that had. It was like someone was beating the roof with sticks. It was like a living horror movie. I wouldn't want to be in Tuscany with all that rain! Ours was light drizzle compared to that lot. Baz Here in the Swansea valley, we've had no rain for two days . Come north Dave - it's lovely :-) Bill Over on the south side of the mountain we are also in drought Bill, but the ground isn't drying, there is still water in footprints on the field, lifting dahlias but they are not drying on the surface, and it is like picking raisins out of rice pudding, boots carrying loads of mud as I work. Not fun. David @ the rain free side of Swansea Bay |
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