and subsides as it gets dark. even on days when the chance of rain is 100% it typically occurs by 7 or 8

Im curious if this holds true in Seattle?

In which case brings up another question: how well does their field drain?

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Posted by Night Man

Member since Aug 2009

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Posted on 9/1/09 at 3:06 pm to sabans ovaries

It's not the same kind of rain most of you are thinking of, especially with only mild rain forecasted at a moderately low percentage. If it does rain it will be very light. I doubt it will have any real impact on the game or field.

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Posted by LSUballs

RayVegas LA

Member since Feb 2008

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Posted on 9/1/09 at 3:11 pm to sabans ovaries

Not sure about Seattle, but when I was in Oregon it rained Sonic ice everyday. It would be like 75 deg and all the sudden you'd look up and Sonic ice would be falling from the sky. Damndest shite I ever seent.

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Posted by windriver

West Monroe/San Diego

Member since Mar 2006

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Posted on 9/1/09 at 5:50 pm to sabans ovaries

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in louisiana it usually rains in the afternoon......
and subsides as it gets dark. even on days when the chance of rain is 100% it typically occurs by 7 or 8

Really? This is perhaps the stupidest statement I have ever seen posted on here. how old are you and what facts do base this fallacy on?

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Posted by tiger crew dog

Louisiana/Ft. Hood, TX

Member since Aug 2009

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Posted on 9/1/09 at 8:25 pm to sabans ovaries

yeah ok... so we've established a few truths here... It does rain a lot in LA... It also rains a lot in WA... The rain in the WA doesn't hold a candle to the rain in LA and even sometimes you get this peculiar "sonic ice" (by the way I like the analogy) but anyway... who really freakin CARES?!?!?! The Tigers are goin all the way anyway!!! rain or sonic ice or Hurricane baby!