Colorado residents arouse yesterday morning to find a clear, wet substance falling from the sky. This strange liquid has continued to descend from large, gray shapes high above the downtown buildings ever since. Meteorologists are scratching their heads as to how to explain this strange weather, and also are wondering where the sun has disappeared to. As a Denver meteorologist for over 25 years, I've been simply mailing in my weather forecasts as 'Sunny and dry' for the bulk of my career, said one local news weather man. Upon researching the museum archives, local scholars learned that this phenomenon is known as rain, or the event of raining. There's no telling when this unnatural occurrence will cease, but at least this mystery has been solved for now. :interesting:
(Man oh man did we need this rain! As a detectorist, I spend a lot of time near the soil and it has been DRY, which makes it even more difficult to 'leave no trace' when patching up dig sites. Rain, baby rain!
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(Man oh man did we need this rain! As a detectorist, I spend a lot of time near the soil and it has been DRY, which makes it even more difficult to 'leave no trace' when patching up dig sites. Rain, baby rain!
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