re: It’s been raining for 24 plus hours straight

Dude, I live in SE Louisiana. It's rained every single day since the beginning of July. My yard is rotten. Just the other day people were praying for rain an hour West of us. Severe drought conditions. Don't give me any bullshite because you're getting the rain now.

Beyond sick of it and really makes me want to move to one of these places that haven’t seen rain for months. I hate looking at the forecast and seeing it with high chances as far as it’ll tell you. Has me in a horrible mood

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Try civil construction down here. Ain't done shite but cut ditches and pump for months.

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been pumping out the same grade beams for a month now LOL

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p&g

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Typical farmer. Praying for rain one minute, bitching because you got too much of it the next.

You sure do make a lot of assumptions about other people that you don't know.

You said your yard was rotten

I said frick your yard.


Just how stupid are you?

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At least a TS or hurricane come in goes in matter of a day or two

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Pretty sure after the last two hurricane seasons, most in SWLA and SELA would take this rain over any tropical system or hurricane....

My swimming pool ( ) is about to overtop.

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You said your yard was rotten

I said frick your yard.


Just how stupid are you?

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So you assume that because I have a yard that is unmowable that I don't have millions tied up by this shite weather as well? You also assumed I was a kid by making a comment about my yard. How stupid are you?

What's your obsession with yard fornication mate?

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I would hazard to guess that most of southwest Louisiana is still well below average rainfall for the year.

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who cares. We don't need 50+ inches of rainfall a year. would do just fine with 40-45 especially this year since we've had 60-80 over the last 5 years

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but most of the state is likely going to be fine. North Louisiana is probably in the worst shape concerning excessive rainfall

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Sugarcane is fine. Rice in south LA was still good but wouldve been better if not for rain and it caused some fields to turn into disasters

The cotton and soybean crops are in serious trouble from central to North LA and some of that rice on low ground thats prone to backwater maybe in trouble also