Sentences with phrase «rain season here»

Rain season here — every day.

Not exact matches

Santa Cruz has transitioned to rain (the third season — the three seasons here are sun, fog and rain, I think).
Yes — I don't really understand AFCON — not only is it held at least twice as often as other big international sporting events, and sometimes more, if they decide they want to change the schedule, to not interfere with something else (not the players club obligations, who pay their wages, perish the thought), but it is always held at the peak of the league season, as they say it maybe raining in summer, which I also don't get, as it rains here all the time — I'm sure there are parts of Africa which have reasonable weather during the summer — it's a big continent — South Africa must be fairly clement at that time.
So we can take rain, and football season here in Atlanta is a perfect time to be outside.»
Most wildfires here are started by lightning early in the monsoon season, before the rains come to put them out, like the Nuttall fire in 2004, which began on a shoulder of the Pinalenos and catapulted up the mountain, eventually devouring 29,000 acres.
Top:: Finders Keepers (current season here) Bottom:: ASOS Bag:: Proenza Schouler Shoes:: YSL (old) Accessories:: Celine bracelet, Deborah Lippmann «It's raining men» polish
Here in Southern California, we have had no rain all season... and I miss it terribly!
Another thing I've worn often lately are these rain boots, needless to say it's rainy season here in the Netherlands, so a good pair of rain boots is a real lifesaver.
New schoolers Nicce have served up some solid all - over print tees this season and it's got to be said that the Rain style we've chosen here is one of the highlights.
Here are some fabulous rain boots that will keep you dry and stylish this season.
It rained here in Georgia all through the spring and for most of the summer — I do nt remember a time when we saw the sun for 5 continuos days in those seasons... but those dark days are behind us... and aparently on top of yall
:: Outfit:: Top:: Finders Keepers (current season here) Bottom:: ASOS Bag:: Proenza Schouler Shoes:: YSL (old) Accessories:: Celine bracelet, Deborah Lippmann «It's raining men» polish
Different weather conditions like sunny, overcast, rain, storm (and most importantly) night are all possible here, but what I felt was particularly cool was the option to select any date and the game would use the track's position and the season at that time of the year to accurately determine what weather conditions were being experienced on that day.
We get all the seasons up here in the Norwalk, Rye, Greenwich and Danbury area, and while you feel confident driving in rain, snow and ice, not every vehicle can mirror your all - weather self - assurance.
However, the winter season decided to extend itself by sharing freezing rain and below freezing nightly temperatures for a few extra weeks here in the South.
To say it's been a mixed bag up here lately is being a bit kind, the wet season definitely arrived early that bought unseasonal winds and rain.
Weather wise, well last night here in Tuban we had our first taste of the «wet season» with a 10 minute down pour of rain.
The wet / dry season of the mainland doesn't really apply here this far offshore and rains are less frequent than elsewhere in Belize but sporadic throughout the year.
Weather wise, last night we had our first taste of wet season rain with a super heavy shower lasting for 20 — 30 mins here in Tuban.
June is the wet season in Ghana, but here in Accra, the capital, the morning rain has ceased.
However, it is most assuredly not true by latitude, season and time of day, as we recently experienced here in Western Australia when many record low max temperatures were set under unseasonable cloud cover (and rain).
Over here fall means rain: (So I'm not really looking forward to it beyond the knowledge that fall leads way to Christmas and the fact that the Lord gives us another season to enjoy, Ecclesiastes 3:1.
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