Posted by old on September 08, 2013 at 19:16:47 from (209.86.226.34):
In Reply to: Rain Arithmetic Problem posted by 60 acre hillside on September 08, 2013 at 18:29:22:
Well figure this one out. You get 15 inches of rain the first week of Aug but in the next 4 weeks less then an inch of rain and the heat index is 100 plus so we are now in a drought again. 3 inches the first day was good and the dry ground soaked it up. But then you get another 3 inches the next day so that runs off due to the ground being soaked full and that cycle goes on till you only have run off so 90% of that 15 inches goes down the creeks and rivers to the ocean so it does little good and now it is as dry as a popcorn fart
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