So who's going to build the ark?

[Pike]

BBC News - April is the wettest month for 100 years

Apparently the UK is under water. I've been seeing a lot of rain all way over here in Montana, as well (and even some snow because lol montana).

How's the weather in your neck of the woods? Waterworld yet?

[escobert]

It's been a pretty normal april here imo.

[Freya]

TORNADOES! I'm under a tornado watch right now heh. We've got a lot more rain and storms here lately. Last year sucked though. We were in such a drought it's normal how it is this year but after last year it feels like it's been raining a lot.

[Old Manus]

It's funny because we're supposed to be in the middle of a drought and there are hosepipe bans.

Not in Wales though, this is just regular weather and none of us see what the problem is.

[Bubba]

I'm in Northern England and yes... it's raining.

Being from Manchester though this is completely normal for us too...

[Sephex]

I haven't noticed any real difference. Whenever it rained it was light rainfall or somewhat heavy rainfall that didn't last too long. Chicagoland area for the record.

[Bunny]

It hasn't rained here for awhile.

[Peegee]

There could be 121 CM of rain here and I would be happy as hell.

It rained..yesterday? yeah. It was glorious n_______n

[NorthernChaosGod]

It's been switching been hot and humid and chilly and humid.

[CelShadedDreams]

I watched the river near my work rise by almost a foot over the course of the day and a fair few trees being swept away in the current. I live in the South West of the UK where we've been taking the worst of it. It's definitely worse than normal, but I think it's more the fact that we haven't had proper rain in two years so we've become used to the dry and the rain is more of a shock!

[Laddy]

Hell, in Tennessee, they're about to open vaults. My family's waiting for my letter.

[Hollycat]

what is this water you speak of?

[Laddy]

Hypo, one day a long time ago we used to have a thing called water. Kinda like coke except colored "invisible" and had no sugar in it (supposedly, we all know all liquids have sugar in them). This was in the time of wizards and knights, a long time ago, around 1990. Many scientists still insist that water never existed, and is merely a manmade myth like Crystal Pepsi or freedom.

[Sephex]

Hypo, one day a long time ago we used to have a thing called water. Kinda like coke except colored "invisible" and had no sugar in it (supposedly, we all know all liquids have sugar in them). This was in the time of wizards and knights, a long time ago, around 1990. Many scientists still insist that water never existed, and is merely a manmade myth like Crystal Pepsi or freedom.

I have a tear in my eye from all that. Wait, that's where water is from. Tear ducts.

[Hollycat]

Hypo, one day a long time ago we used to have a thing called water. Kinda like coke except colored "invisible" and had no sugar in it (supposedly, we all know all liquids have sugar in them). This was in the time of wizards and knights, a long time ago, around 1990. Many scientists still insist that water never existed, and is merely a manmade myth like Crystal Pepsi or freedom.

So it's the same thing as an interest free loan or a bad Will Smith movie?