@beagle1 we are getting rain here too, right when we should be planting crops
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that’s going to knock you back then if you sell your produce we have had 258mm at Carrowbrook where I live (down under) in three days so far and still counting its still pouring
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@beagle1 we still have time. It is supposed to stop raining tomorrow at some point, then we need some good drying days. Hopefully we will get back in the fields late next week.
It’s been raining every night, and it’s gloomy all day. So we’re not really feeling the heat much! 
Good thing we don’t have floods, because our land is higher.
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@Nikolai-De-Silva remind me where you are Nick, i have forgotten. I am the exact opposite of you, we are just shy of 1000 feet above sea level and if not for wood lots i could see across the county.
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Oh yeah I’m the exact opposite. We’re 9 hours and 30 mins ahead of y’all (assuming you’re in Ohio)! So happy to be connected!
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@Nikolai-De-Silva yep, north central Ohio, about an hour north of Columbus in the middle of nowhere
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We’re one hour from the country’s main city Colombo.
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WOW!!! I’m really hoping to see the northern lights one day! 
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@Nikolai-De-Silva Columbo/Columbus… Odd how that worked out
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Oh wow, just noticed, that’s really awesome 
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@Nikolai-De-Silva but i tend to stay as far away from Columbus as possible. I hate big cities with a passion
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We too do the same. And the traffic mixed with the intense heat just make it worse!
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@Nikolai-De-Silva i had to drive through Atlanta a couple of weeks ago and i hit it at the beginning of the rush hour. 7 lanes of traffic bumper to bumper for almost 2 hours. Never again
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AH oh to live remote 50 klm to nearest town and 2 klm from my neighbour only wildlife issues no traffic issues
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@beagle1 i have towns around me, Columbus is the biggest city in the State and the Capital. I have a small town north of me 6 miles, another small town 15 miles east of me and a larger town 12 miles south
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ok didnt know where you were, so your in Ohio(GOOD OLD GOOGLE) whats it like to live in the USA where you are is it a cold or hot state where I am we had temps last summer 47 degrees celsius and winter minus 3 degrees celsius I know you work in Farenheight over there but I can tell you its hot and cold
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@beagle1 Ohio is your typical mid western State with a wide spread of weather. The coldest time of year is late January through late February with temps well below 0C. Last year we hit -26C. August is usually the hot/humid. We can get into the mid to high 30s C. Ohio is one of the cloudiest States in the country. The Great Lakes are cloud making machines. Weather from the Gulf coast comes up and slams into us from the south and colder air comes down from Canada. We will even get stuff from the Pacific, so we get it all. Yeah we still rock temps in F, but i know how to convert to C and get within a degree or so.
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