Another month of no winter.
The week of 10/13 brought some low pressure systems our way, but they just didn't look very threatening. The 7 day forecast looked about the same.
By Tuesday morning, it starts to darken, but i am not reaching for the umbrella yet.
By Tues. PM, it looks darker. The week continued to be an evolving thing, ever changing, sometimes interesting, sometimes blah.
There's poetry aplenty above, but you have to be open to it.
Finally 10/24-25, it rained over night, nothing major, partly cloudy skies by Sat 9AM.
Thursday 10/30 something was 'sposed to be headed this way. I couldn't see that happening, but when i woke at 2 AM 10/31 the street was wet... but that was about it.
None of this will put a dent in the drought.
"In meteorology, a cloud is a visible mass of liquid droplets or frozen crystals made of water or various chemicals suspended in the atmosphere above the surface of a planetary body." After this, it gets incredibly complicated.
"Cloud types for observers Cloud types for observers (PDF, 4 MB) guide."
But I'll be back next month, come hell or high water as the saying goes.