15 days in a row now the rains will not cross that god dam river ... Getting critical now
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Curse the river valley !!!
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River has nothing to do with it. They always used to say, what do rain, sex, and subsidies have in common? Every farmer thinks that his neighbour is getting more. Well, too old for sex, subsidies are not likely, and the rain? Seems that everything is drying up more than I'd like.
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I dunno, in a land where large topography is few and far between, I am a believer that subtle changes n topography DO affect systems as they move through. Here, it is the rise in land east of Wadena, and the massive body of water that is the Quill Lakes. Always wetter here. Always. And when we go to Regina, more often than not, at the valley, you can SEE the front from a distance and so many times we have hit rain north of the valley, yet it is dry south of it.
Happens to consistently, and far too often for it to be mere coincidence in my view...
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Someone(of no significance, don't tell the person I said that) once told me the insignificant changes in topography of the plains doesnt affect the weather much. What is the change in elevation across the plains? I do believe the fuel issue though. If there is no moisture to evaporate or to feed the systems, maybe they can't develop and sustain themselves. Boy the dryness is widespread. Sucks to be me, total June rainfall at the yard is .58 inches, and not all at once either. Yikes.
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