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Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
Up early on a Sunday 'cause I'm bout to shoot some family photos outdoors this morning, and its raining!?!
I'm fairly sure it will stop, and dry up in the next few minutes and be like 100°f today but WTF July?
Where was the real rain when we needed it?
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Gryph
Posts: 1696
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Paolo Diavolo wrote:
Up early on a Sunday 'cause I'm bout to shoot some family photos outdoors this morning, and its raining!?!
I'm fairly sure it will stop, and dry up in the next few minutes and be like 100°f today but WTF July?
Where was the real rain when we needed it? Yesterday. We had a nice storm pass through without all the dust 
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Gryph
Posts: 1696
Phoenix, Arizona, US
Don't feel bad, I just looked in the back yard and saw that the storm took out a good portion of our block wall in the back yard. Whoever built the wall, didn't put any rebar in it, so the wall just fell over.
Model
Kelli
Posts: 24529
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
U don't normally get rain in July?
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DougBPhoto
Posts: 39248
Portland, Oregon, US
Paolo Diavolo wrote:
Up early on a Sunday 'cause I'm bout to shoot some family photos outdoors this morning, and its raining!?!
I'm fairly sure it will stop, and dry up in the next few minutes and be like 100°f today but WTF July?
Where was the real rain when we needed it? I thought NOW is when you need rain.. in Calif, and everywhere that feeds the Colorado River.
You need every drop you get.
Photographer
Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
DougBPhoto wrote:
I thought NOW is when you need rain.. in Calif, and everywhere that feeds the Colorado River.
You need every drop you get. Well we got like 5 drops.
I didn't even have to use my windshield wipers.
There's a big gray cloud, and the rest is blue sky.
Nice breeze.... Sitting here in Dublin waiting for my clients to show up.
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Shadow Dancer
Posts: 9775
Bellingham, Washington, US
We had torrential rain on Wednesday.
Photographer
Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
Kelli wrote:
U don't normally get rain in July? I think it usually rains like a couple weeks in Dec.
Then maybe once in Feb and everyone complains that its still "winter".
Then a day or two in April.
This is California, we only have one season: AWESOME!
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DougBPhoto
Posts: 39248
Portland, Oregon, US
Paolo Diavolo wrote:
Well we got like 5 drops.
I didn't even have to use my windshield wipers.
There's a big gray cloud, and the rest is blue sky.
Nice breeze.... Sitting here in Dublin waiting for my clients to show up. You had 5 drops of rain, so immediately thought...
OH, I must go make a thread on MM
Brilliant!!!
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Gryph
Posts: 1696
Phoenix, Arizona, US
DougBPhoto wrote:
You had 5 drops of rain, so immediately thought...
OH, I must go make a thread on MM
Brilliant!!! Of course, your city seems to hog all the rain, so it's a big deal when he gets rain.
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DougBPhoto
Posts: 39248
Portland, Oregon, US
Gryph wrote:
Of course, your city seems to hog all the rain, so it's a big deal when he gets rain. We don't get that big of a quantity of rain, we just tell that to people who don't live here so they will stay the hell away.
There are already too many people here, we don't need more (unless they are models).
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Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
DougBPhoto wrote:
You had 5 drops of rain, so immediately thought...
OH, I must go make a thread on MM
Brilliant!!! since other personal topics people recently shared included; teaching themselves how to use a camera setting, and getting glasses.
i figured a weather update was equally exciting.
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Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
Gryph wrote:
Of course, your city seems to hog all the rain, so it's a big deal when he gets rain. also this!
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Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
DougBPhoto wrote:
We don't get that big of a quantity of rain, we just tell that to people who don't live here so they will stay the hell away.
There are already too many people here, we don't need more (unless they are models). then the flaw in your plan is that you should stop telling people there is rain and start telling people that theres a large number of modeling agencies signing 5'2 models. 
Model
Isis22
Posts: 3557
Muncie, Indiana, US
Paolo Diavolo wrote:
I think it usually rains like a couple weeks in Dec.
Then maybe once in Feb and everyone complains that its still "winter".
Then a day or two in April.
This is California, we only have one season: AWESOME! My best friend lives in L.A. and he absolutely hates it. He says he misses "real" weather. The only thing he likes about living there is when he can feel an earthquake. He's been working out of state and has missed the last 2. Yeah, he is a bit weird.
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Keith NYC
Posts: 1735
Tampa, Florida, US
...I know where you can get 6 months worth. 
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Alabaster Crowley
Posts: 8283
Tucson, Arizona, US
It's called monsoon season...?
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Jerry Nemeth
Posts: 33355
Dearborn, Michigan, US
Isis22 wrote:
My best friend lives in L.A. and he absolutely hates it. He says he misses "real" weather. The only thing he likes about living there is when he can feel an earthquake. He's been working out of state and has missed the last 2. Yeah, he is a bit weird. Just wait until he feels a really big earthquake. 
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Kelli
Posts: 24529
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Paolo Diavolo wrote:
I think it usually rains like a couple weeks in Dec.
Then maybe once in Feb and everyone complains that its still "winter".
Then a day or two in April.
This is California, we only have one season: AWESOME! Rain is all we have been getting here. 
Photographer
Jerry Nemeth
Posts: 33355
Dearborn, Michigan, US
We had a very heavy rainstorm yesterday.
Model
Isis22
Posts: 3557
Muncie, Indiana, US
Jerry Nemeth wrote:
Just wait until he feels a really big earthquake. I am betting he already has. He has lived in Japan as well. I am guessing tremors make some people feel alive.
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Erin Holmes
Posts: 6583
Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
Even Albuquerque has been getting quite a bit, yay!! As someone else mentioned, monsoon season.
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scrymettet
Posts: 33239
Quebec, Quebec, Canada
Kelli wrote:
Rain is all we have been getting here. yup
lakes are filled up.
green everywhere.
No drought
No water bill (here)
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