We seem to be under a constant forecast for 'isolated' or 'scattered' thunderstorms with no real indication of where or when they will happen.
Last night one swept through dropping over 2 inches of rain and some hail.
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The rhubarb took a lot of hits |
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The lettuce especially looks stunned |
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One hailstone tore through this grape leaf |
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Was it the torrential rain that did this to the lettuce? |
I miss those nights when we would get a few hundredths of an inch of soft, gentle rain. It's not just that the garden is mud again but it's very steamy out there and uncomfortable.
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