An exciting 10 minutes

Isomade

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As y'all know it's drier than powder around here. We had some lightening earlier tonight but no rain. Well, I get a call from my neighbor and he says, "your north east lasture is on fire". So I throw on my boots, jump on the ATV, and head out. When I get there lightening had struck the ground and was blowing across the dried grass toward a brush thicket that covers about four acres. I start stomping and calling for backup at the same time. Bout the time I think I'm not gonna get er out the sky opens up and it starts pouring, I mean coming down in sheets!

The moral of the story is.....ITS POURING RAIN! :D :banana: :banana: :banana:
 
Isomade":98d6a478 said:
As y'all know it's drier than powder around here. We had some lightening earlier tonight but no rain. Well, I get a call from my neighbor and he says, "your north east lasture is on fire". So I throw on my boots, jump on the ATV, and head out. When I get there lightening had struck the ground and was blowing across the dried grass toward a brush thicket that covers about four acres. I start stomping and calling for backup at the same time. Bout the time I think I'm not gonna get er out the sky opens up and it starts pouring, I mean coming down in sheets!

The moral of the story is.....ITS POURING RAIN! :D :banana: :banana: :banana:

Well I am happy for you, it is thundering here right now.
I put the disc on the big tractor a month ago just in case of what your talking about having to try and stop a fire.
 
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Isomade":14xyb1a3 said:
As y'all know it's drier than powder around here. We had some lightening earlier tonight but no rain. Well, I get a call from my neighbor and he says, "your north east lasture is on fire". So I throw on my boots, jump on the ATV, and head out. When I get there lightening had struck the ground and was blowing across the dried grass toward a brush thicket that covers about four acres. I start stomping and calling for backup at the same time. Bout the time I think I'm not gonna get er out the sky opens up and it starts pouring, I mean coming down in sheets!

The moral of the story is.....ITS POURING RAIN! :D :banana: :banana: :banana:

Iso, I think I would go buy a lottery ticket today. Just saying :lol2: .

Larry
 
Man, that had to be scary for the first few minutes. Glad you guys are getting some of the liquid gold
 
Caustic Burno":368eiica said:
Inch and a half so far :clap: :clap:
Good to hear CB, I wound up with .8, which is the most I've had since May. I truly believe the dry cycle is ending and rainy days are on the way. :D
 
Isomade":3no2103f said:
Caustic Burno":3no2103f said:
Inch and a half so far :clap: :clap:
Good to hear CB, I wound up with .8, which is the most I've had since May. I truly believe the dry cycle is ending and rainy days are on the way. :D

God Bless ya Isom. That's the best news I have yeard in a while!
 
Looks like close to 2" here. Heard one lady say that just south of me in town they had their lawn covered in hail at one point. None here that I can tell.
 
the storm hit us about 1230am last nite an gave us an inch of rain.an i hope we get more rain.it rained just enough to bring the rye up an then kill it if it dont rain anymore for awhile.
 
TennesseeTuxedo":1nkcrjhk said:
Glad to hear about the rain Isomade but now can you please explain how the Sooners managed to lose to Texas Tech?
As much as it pains me to say this....they weren't as good as advertised! Which I suspected anyway.
 

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