The Biggest Weather Event This Year Is Coming…
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In this video we are talking about the El Nino Southern Oscillation & how it will impact our weather through the rest of 2023.
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A Super El Nino Is Coming: 0:00
How The Super El Nino Will Impact US Weather: 2:33
Will The Super El Nino Make Hurricanes Stronger?: 4:55
How Can You Prepare For A Super El Nino?: 6:11
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I learned more about El Nino from this video than I have in my past 67 years. And I was a trained Meteorological Observer in the US Army. Thanks for this highly informative video!
probably because he is equipped with much better visual technology than what you were being taught with.
@@moby1kanob He definitely is. Back when I was taught in the early 70s, there was little to no knowledge about El Nino or La Nina. And as for visual technology, it was typically teletypes and slow-scan facsimile machines. Radar and satellites were barely 15 years old and certainly not the technological wonders they are today.
How did it reached 116 Farenheight last year though here in texas!
Luckily I learned all of that in school, and from being a surfer/Lifeguard in CA. We’re obsessed with weather when it comes to predicting waves/wind, and we love El Niños, it brings big waves. What stuck out the most to me about El Niño is that all the fish life dies in South America because the water gets too hot and the people and fish industry suffer down there, and after El Niños we usually get a lot of wild fires because all the shrubs and plants grow big from the rain, then dry out during summer causing 50-100’ tall wall of flames.
Dudes really good. That’s for sure. Best I’ve seen
“Don’t be scared, be prepared” and “don’t be stupid, stupid” are some of the best lines to live by
Hey, Ryan! First of all, thank you for such an educational video! I would like to say that I used to watch your old videos and saw this one in my recommended. I am blown away by your content now! It’s amazing how much your content has changed for the better!
Thank you Ryan! Knowing what is happening makes all the weather I have been experiencing much less scary.
This guy never fails to inform us. Let's just appreciate this guy for a little while...
Thank you, guys, so much! I was not expecting this many likes!
Amen
Agreed, amen. Thank you Ryan Hall for ALL you do.
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a little while? I say indefinitely!
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Ryan, I live on the South Atlantic coast, in SC, where wind, rain, and hurricanes are always around the corner. I have been watching your channel for 3 years now and have found you to be THE most reliable and knowledgeable weather-savvy person in the States. Thank you for all the time and attention you give to making all areas and regions aware of what is "out there" now and what is coming. Sincere respect for you and your gifts.
Are you trying to get in his pants too?
I discovered the trial of Alex Murdaugh! So glad he went to prison!!
@Michele I'm your neighbor in NC and I'm with you. Ryan is my go to source and the most reliable. Our local forecasters, well, they need to watch Ryan and learn!
Hoping for safety for us all.
Another North Carolinan here relies on Ryan's weather forecasts
Great report Ryan! Looking back to this past winter I do remember that the Christmas weekend was truly one of the worst weather for much of the winter that affected a huge chunk of the US even dipping towards Mexico
Thank you Ryan.... you are so informative... trust you more than our meteorologist. You explain things so much better... keep up the good work. Many of us depend on you.
Ryan has the most useful and reliable weather broadcast on any platform including TV channels. He and his team are on a situation before anyone even realizes it's a situation. I hope more chasers hop on board with Ryan and give us all a heads up that WILL save lives. I have family all over the USA and I count on Ryan and his team to keep me informed and keep them safe. Thank you Ryan and team for taking care of all of us. You're truly helping.
Me and my team are better....my team (the eyeball twins) can 100 percent predict the weather in my area at the time it is happening!!!!!😂
we're def trying to get more organized
Totally agree with you 💯
Are you trying to get in his pants?
Would like to see your peer reviewed comparative data.
If there is a phobia where I fear unexpected bad weather to an unhealthy paranoia then I have it. Ryan gives me more peace of mind and planning than my local weather station. This guy is one of my favorite humans ever!
Do you mean that you feel your phobia actually brings on bad weather?
There’s no need to be scared. Try being excited instead because it’ll be interesting
@@Akotski-ys9rr I, too, find extreme weather to be exciting [when prepared]! 🙂 Unfortunately, phobias are "irrational" fears, which usually don't go away regardless of thought process.
I don’t like it either I live where we have flash floods
@@06snydernancy I think it brings on her love for Ryan
Thank you for all you do and for sharing it with us.
God bless
Y'all are so solid. Excellent editing, graphics, and sorta bringing meme culture into weather nerdery. But mostly the solid helpful advice and non apocalyptic fear mongering we're all used to from watching the "weather people". Keep up the good work, it's very refreshing!
Yall....so the South will get covered by the ocean YALL
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Enjoy your kool-aid today.
I’ve seen a huge difference in this spring verses the last 2 down here in San Antonio. I could barely get anything to grow the past two years and now my garden is going bananas. Bring on El Niño! We need the water down here to fill up the spring fed rivers and aquifers.
Houston here. So glad we're not going into summer already in drought conditions...and my garden is starting to resemble a jungle...good problem to have!
I agree! I’m in Austin and it’s been awesome this year, it’s nice to see how green texas can get.
Same in Phoenix. Since the beginning of December we have had amazing weather. Lots of rain. So far only one 100 degree day. And it feels like monsoon time 1 month ahead of schedule! Crazy but good.
We already hit 90 a few times here north of New Orleans. I am weary of the upcoming summer. I hope hurricane season is quiet but 1992 was an El Niño year and gave us Andrew.
Corpus Christi here temps already close to 90°🥵some mornings before sun up are nice, next day high humidity
Ryan, idk if you'll see this, I just have to say I really appreciate your videos. My dad was a meteorologist himself and worked behind the scenes for the national weather service and understanding what your talking about the way you go through things reminds me of how he was. You do such a good job I'm so grateful to keep watching your videos. Rooting for you from central new york! 🎉😊
For those of you who don’t speak Spanish, super El Niño translates to super The Nino.
@@OhGoshAwwGeez 🙏
@@OhGoshAwwGeez super child
@@mikewiltshire9121 Super Boy
@@OhGoshAwwGeezsounds like you don’t speak spanish either 😂
Thank you for the explanation Ryan of the strange weather. In the late 50s several feet of snow fell in central Oklahoma my mom filmed my dad shoveling it off his car so that he could leave for work.
We just had our wettest and snowiest winter in 3 decades here in Flagstaff Arizona. Another wet winter would really help put a dent in the long term drought here. The Colorado River could sure use it again.
Thanks for this highly informative video.
I think they’re draining it on purpose! I just went out there for fishing and they had the Imperial dam hardly letting water out and then 2 miles down below lacuna dam was blasting out 100 times as much causing the river in between to be so low boats can’t go in and you can walk across it near Winterhaven and Yuma
Yes!!! For Colorado too! We had lots of snow this past Winter. And we are having lots of rain this spring. It's so wonderful!
Dude, I much prefer learning about current weather situations and threats from you versus other sources. Keep on doing what you're doing! Big thanks to you and your team.
And he's focused but sweet. And a chaser himself!
if your from the states, your getting to get it very bad ,id prepare gl
Bro said “all of Earth” and I kinda got a chill. Despite that note, I’m so happy there is a valid, enthusiastic meteorologist on UA-cam. The weather is awesome, and the content is amazing and insightful. Thanks Ryan
This is by far the best explanation of El Niño I heard out here. Other videos on it sucked. I never really understood it until now. TY Ryan!
Hey Ryan - always appreciate your videos! I’m in Kansas City and we got hit with a Summer Squall and I was hoping you would be covering it - winds up to 100 mph and 160,000 without power. Trees snapped in half from the wind. Scary!
Living all my life in S. California ( I'm now a senior) I've always looked forward to El Nino years. I love the rain , and since we are more experienced with droughts and massive brush fires yearly, ( I've come very close to losing my home to brush fires 3 times) I look forward to a wetter than normal summer to alleviate this. Of course people in mud slide prone areas need to take precautions, but bring on the rain!!😄🌧️☔
Check your insurance. Water from under the structure.
Looking forward to el nino means that you're looking forward to all the destruction it brings. This isn't cute rain at all. It's going to affect our climate more and many people will die. How do you people not understand we're in a climate crisis
But the water from El Niño will also cause growth followed by scorch, fire and mud flood. Two extremes. Like the guy said, check your insurance because they are out for us already. I’m afraid they may project and charge accordingly. Or pull out altogether.
La nina's give us the rains not the El Nino's in California. People often confuse the two and how they work. El nino brings warmer water to cold water in pacific, dries out the west and adds rain to the middle of the country and out east coast..La Nina adds colder water to the Atlantic and as a by product makes the west have more rain and dries the east out... La Nina's typically follow El Nino's but not always in their cycles. We have known this for decades.. Cheers!
@@tysoncoffman7562 there was a La Niña exception this year that brought water all the way down the west coast and parts of the southwest due to the polar cap wobble from a volcano
I am so happy to have watched y’all grow so much. Love your presentation and sharing your knowledge in understandable dialogue. What a heart y’all have, helping people in their worst time of need. Best weather coverage of all time ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🙋♀️
I think I learned more about El Nino from this video than I have from meteorologists on any news channel. I am so glad for this informative video. He makes it so easy to understand weather patterns better than any meteorologist. I appreciate his team.
This was a good & quick informative crash course on El Nino👍 I learned a lot, going to recommend people who ask about it your video!
Ryan - I travel so much throughout the year - visiting and helping family members from East to West. We are also members of large camping groups that also spend many weeks/months traveling. We have been spreading the word about you - your team - Andy Hill and all the excellent help and info you dispense. You have helped so many! Thank you!! ❤
Haven’t watched a single forecast on tv since discovering this channel. Truly a gem! Much more informative and understandable for everyone
I have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you for your posts.
I love listening to Ryan. He speaks very clear to me. Thanks
So if it's a super El Nino, does that make it an El Hombre?
Thanks for always keeping us informed, Ryan. You're a lifesaver, and we all appreciate what you and the others do.
It makes it into "el ninisimo"
El Hombre! Hey, that's a good one!
name him chavelo🤣
Under-rated comment
It makes el negro
I remember the similar El Niño from 1997-1998, greatly helped the ongoing drought in the Southwest. Over 20 years later though, certain political leaders have done very little to build and improve water containment infrastructure, particularly here in Southern CA.
they flushed a trillion gallons of water into the ocean, better infrastructure is a fleeting dream
But Joe just passed infrastructure bill right? Lol. Democrat politicians keep fooling the entire west coast that their policies are great for environment and people but they are garbage. Just look at the streets.
I lived in Rancho Cucamonga during the 97-98 El Niño. I was 10 but it is still extremely vivid in my mind. The flooding was insane. All that water coming off the mountains. It was 4-5 feet deep in some spot.
California would rather deplete the states around it instead help itself.
Best El Niño ever! It was awesome!
Thank god I’m not anywhere where the stormy areas are, but you guys in Cali and Flori; stay safe!
I'm certainly pleased to find out this is only affecting weather in my _back_ yard.
I'll confine my leisure activities to the _front_ lawn.
Finally something worth watching today
I can’t help but to think of Chris Farley playing as El Niño😂
Mr Hall, thank you for this channel! Another amazing presentation - scary too!
You are the only person in all of UA-cam that I believe!! You are so good at this! Thank you for all your hard work!
Thanks Ryan for everything you and the squad does! It's appreciated😊
a a+
It's late at night and I've had a long day and for some reason at first glance I read this comment as squid not squad....and was very very confused.
Living in Hawaii for 23 years now and having grown up in south Florida I’m very experienced with hurricanes.
We have not had a summer for 3 years. The lack of ElNino has the locals here very nervous. With a super El Niño calling in the hurricanes we may be in for a very active season. It would be great if you could explain more about the pattern and the impacts on Hawaii’s weather.
Thanks for all you do Ryan. I get more info from you than my local sources. 🌈🏝
I did some research because this interests me. Warm waters in the Pacific will lead to higher fish populations, but will hurt coral reefs due to more flooding and sediment runoff on the mainland.
Yup on Oahu myself and I concur. Like a 9 month long spring from March to November, unless you are told you have no idea what month it is.
@Douglas, here too. I have turned off local weather to watch Ryan when we have had 'big events' our poor weather people can tell you the weather when they are standing in it and still look confused!!
Prayers for safety
@@Stephanie-kt9vh they can't even predict it correctly 3 days out anymore luv
It is an 11 year cycle caused by the sun. Pretty sure the video says that, but what is interesting is how our communities lose track and tend to just get gut feelings rather than notice patterns
In california on march this year, we had the biggest storm ive ever seen. Right after i was walking home form school, large droplets of water started falling, and fast. Then, after about 5 minutes, its started hailing tiny pellets, and made the Central Valley of california look like it was snowing. While all of this was going on, there was large thunderstorms while it was raining, and hailing, in march. All of the rivers became extremely tall and almost overflowed onto the streets, which has never happened before.
Thanks so much Ryan for sharing this information with us!!!
Ryan, you're the man. I used to watch your old channel when I was all about that stuff, and almost a decade later I'm sitting here learning about weather patterns from the same guy.
You've always been a master at explaining things. Definitely glad your channel popped back into my recommendations!
6:08 Oh no.
I get all my weather here, Not watching mainstream media. Ryan and his team are GREAT! Thanks guys!
He said 'here in California' - is he based in California?
@@FLPhotoCatcher he's based in Kentucky
@@thelastmanonearth2631 Then why did he say what he did?
@@FLPhotoCatcher couldn't tell you. All I can tell you is that Ryan and his team are based out of Kentucky. You're welcome to disagree. You're welcome to argue it. It won't change the fact that they're based out of Kentucky, but you're allowed to do it
@@FLPhotoCatcherit probably just slipped? Maybe he’s there in Cali right now? The team is still out of Kentucky.
I'm up in Maine, and this makes so much sense. It has been raining the past like 7 days straight where I'm at, it's crazy.
I live in Arvada Colorado. We have had loads of rain all spring and it is continueing to be rainy. I am loving it! I am so sick of such hot dry Summers here. And not much snow in the Winter. I am ready for our normal weather here. And this is more normal for us. We can stay out of our drought this way and we fill our aquafers which we need.
1982, my first year in CA, the dry river beds were about to overflow! Last major big rain! Thanks so much
Thanks for the heads up! I live in Northern Utah and the snow pack is still coming down. We had a historic winter this was the biggest snow pack on record. We still have feet of snow to come down from the highest parts of our mountains the Wasatch Mountains. The farmer's have yet to start planting because the fields are to wet. The Rivers here are over running their banks and we are finally breaking the severe drought we have been in. We are getting dryer weather but now they are weeks behind in planting their crops. Thank you for keeping us on our toes!
Ryan Hall is the Sal Khan of Weather Broadcasters! Thank you, Ryan! You are a hero!
The best video on El Niño ever!
Thank you Ryan 🇺🇸🌪️🤘
Thank you Ryan 🙏🏻 I sure do hope we get that rain and a break from hurricanes. Recovering from Ian is very slow. We are grateful for you and your crew 4 keeping us informed and safe. ❤
I'm in Southern CA and I remember El Nino when I was a kid it was crazy.. all the loading docks behind stores filled up with water since they slightly tilt down and it looks like pools... big fields around my area turned into lakes ( this past year created a lake in my area that is huge). I just rememember if any area could hold water it turned into a lake or river.
Good thing you didn't live next to a sponge factory. 🙂
@@brodriguez11000 🤣
Ya, this is gonna be crazy, I have a reservoir right near my house that's pretty much always completely empty. But I'm guessing this'll be the first time I see it get filled up.
I’m in the southern part of U.S , and this makes so much sense on why the weather is different than usual. 😃
This winter we had in Northern Wisconsin a record tree-breaking snowfall where accreting freezing snow in December built up on trees until they bent and then broke right off. In near 50 years I never saw anything like it.
Isn't that a foreign country???
Ryan, you and your team are deeply appreciated by my family for you and your team. All of you be safe out there, and may the universe protect you.
Having taken weather and climates in college( taught by state meteorologist) this very difficult nina/nino situation was greatly explained. Being a SOFLO resident, from Kentucky, this segment is super. TY DC
I grew up in So Cal and heard El Nino all the time and had no clue what the heck it was just that it always referenced some bad weather. This was very informative.
I love how you explain things❤
Thank you Ryan for being so dedicated and passionate with your videos. You’re the man!!
Thank you for explaining all that professionally! You Weather guys are champs andI have shared you on FB. Those last minute pop up storms some times get missed by our local weather.🙏
From a retired educator, you are an outstanding teacher!
McAllen, Texas here. (South Texas). It has been incredibly wet down here for far longer than I think I’ve ever experienced living in this area through Late April- mid June so far.
Thank you for posting fr. You’ve kept my family safe so many times. We could never repay you 💖
Man I can tell you I rely on your weather channel more then anyone else and now I have a couple of my family watching your channel because y’all are just that damn good lol thanks to you and your team.
Thanks for explaining why it's been unusually wet in Utah this year. I've been wondering about it.
Love your videos. For me? You are the weather channel. Plus I've learned so much. Keep rockin sir.
Last year during the summer, here in Long Island, NY we were 1 week away from going into a State of Emergency for a drought and rules to be enforce to limit use of water. That last week, we suddenly got rain...and in this past winter, mostly heavy rain and warmer temperatures. The only cold snap of weather we had was during Christmas but the air was dry.
From January through most of the Winter, we had more rain than anything. If it was cold, each storm would've probably dropped over 2ft of snow.
This summer will again be dry because once the heat settles over the East Coast, probably no rain until temperatures drop down to around 60° again.
Here in Ireland for the past four or five summers we have gotten a water restriction and drought warning 😂.
@@Steve30x Oh my. That's unheard of. I don't think anyone knows about that situation in Ireland 🤯
So informative and explains a lot more than any weather newscast or app. Really enjoy your videos.
Thanks Ryan for all you hard work.
Ty Ryan.
Pare down, store up. Everywhere. ❤✌️
My go to when I want to understand the weather. Thanks Ryan and his team!!❤
As a Minnesotan I’m a little nervous of it ending up like 2021, the wildfire smoke from Canada wrecked air quality.
Thank you Ryan for informing us and streaming, you’ve saved multiple lives by informing us about weather before it occurs, you are truly a hero.
Same
I live in the South West where we have had a very long period of drought. Several years ago we went an entire year without any measurable moisture. It had gotten so bad that all of the juniper and pine forest in the nearby mountains were dying. This created an excellent for wildfires. Once time I was on a drive and from the road I was on I could see five massive, as in miles wide, pillars of smoke rising in the distance from multiple different fires. This year though we have gotten more snow and moisture then anytime I can remember since the late 90s.
Oh yeah, I remember that. Ca here.
Nothing this guy has claimed will happen has happened to me. Maybe WV is just the luckiest spot in the country, or this guy is full of it. Weather has been outstanding for a month or so now, and 10 day forecast shows all sunny and 70’s and 80’s, beautiful weather
@PCMasterRaceTechGod Keep in mind weather is just a prediction not 100% facts. They predict it based on what they've seen in the past. When it's wrong it doesn't mean they lied, just what they predicted was going to happen didn't happen.
Thank you for educating me!
Great video…..best description of El Niño I have ever seen…plus, you have a great voice! Thanks!!!
I love learning from Ryan about the weather, thank you😊
A friend of mine passed away a while back. He was part of weather team 666 in Richmond, va. He always told me how much he loved your videos. This is probably the first one I’ve watched since then. My favorite quote that we would laugh about was when you would do a livestream and talk about the “dangly bits” hope to see some lives from you soon. Much love from RVA.
I live in Indiana -- a transplant from Texas. We moved to Indiana in 2015, during the Super El Nino. Three and four inch rainfalls were common during the summer of 2015. Thanksgiving and Christmas were both so warm that we ate Thanksgiving dinner and Christmas dinner outside on the table on our front porch, with temperatures in the 70s and 60s, respectively. The winter of 2015-2016, we had eight inches of snow the entire winter in Indianapolis, and our flowers had bloomed by the beginning of Spring.
Just subscribed. Sent your way due to Chris at City Prepping UA-cam Channel mentioning you today.. Keep doing what you're doing.
I’m in NE Ohio, and we are already much drier than we usually ever are this time of year.
Spot on graphics, easy to understand & plenty time to prepare. Thanks!✌💜
In about every UA-cam weather update Ryan you're the best.
Yet I really never hear anything about how the Great Lakes and how much they affect our weather.
Though after this clip it really makes me wonder how serious The Great Lakes winter weather will be especially how much snow we could get or more rain than snow.
Out of all this I really do worry about our wildlife, I remember 8-9 years ago several birds came up here early then ended up dieing bc of late winter air.
Thanks for sharing and I'll be looking forward to an answer to how serious our 2023 - 2024 winter could be.
I downloaded Redar Omega and it really helped! Thx
Thank you Ryan.
I'm in Florida and definitely don't want 🌀 this year. Rain I'll take but tornadoes eh! I know where to go and and how to shelter especially with your help.
God bless you!
People in New England need to prepare by getting their Ya’llmeters ready!
Last yr in Tennessee we had a drought. But this yr we've been getting the rain. My garden is thriving.
I lived in Lake County CA back in 98. I remember the weather was crazy. Tons of flooding.
Love your channel! I hope you are right on this, if we come even close to the moisture we had last winter out west here, our reservoirs will all be full again. Here in southwest Colorado, we have one of the best snowpacks that I have seen in sixty-five years.
We’ve had so much rain in the past two weeks, the flood plain near my house has turned into a lake, it’s deepest part is about six feet and people are swimming and kayaking in it, it’s been amazing
Where do you live?
@@slawekmaty8561 Colorado
I remember an el nino back in the 90s it was nice. December and my veg garden was still producing.
Glad my backyard wasn't shown. I guess I have nothing to fear! Thanks Ryan!
this will be the year the storms will be most likely be at it worst, thanks for giving us information ryan. keep it up! :)
Y'all Sqaud never fails to keep us posted on all weather situations for the entire U.S! THANKS RYAN & TEAM!
And now the whole world... for now.
Thanks for saying that (about the hurricanes in Carribean area) Ryan. I'm still weary from Ian, and before that ...Irma. We need a break over here :)
Thanks for the easy explanation
Greetings from Southern United States. It's May 19th, 2023 and we had and will be having nights in the 50ties. 51 to 54 F at night at the end of May isn't typical. We should be having much much higher temps. But then again, Uranus in Taurus. Incredibly unpredictable weather.
El Ninos bring heavy snowstorms for the East coast. So it makes sense why we had the blizzard of '98 hit the mid-atlantic states. If we continue to have an El Nino go into next year, there is a chance that the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic could experience a big time snowstorm in the winter months.
January 1998 was CRAZY here in the northeast. Everything had an inch of ice encasing it down to every twig on every tree. I was 10, sounded like a fireworks show outside with all the tree branches breaking.
Here is to hoping. My baby just turned 3 and he has never seen or got to play in the snow. Last year we didn't see one flake. I'm hoping and the babies are even praying for snow this year.
I was thinking EL meant we wouldn't have a "good" winter, thank you for giving me hope.
From NC!
2022-23 was similar to 1997. It was hot and dry winter. Next winter 23-24 could be a historic winter. Get ready for cold and snow and ice.
El Niño also brings Big Time Snow storm towards The Southeast Aswell
I'm looking forward to this summer/fall weather season, mainly in the southern states. Sounds like a great time!
I’m so glad 🙂 I found your channel bud. I experienced El Niño on the gulf coast of Florida October 2007.
being in the northeast US, last year was sooo dry that entire lakes were almost completely dried up, I was hoping to see some more rain. Thinking of something hotter and drier than last year is super terrifying.
Same here in Western South Dakota, right next to Wyoming. El nino should make us wetter if there's a change in ENSO. Hoping there's a glitch in his predictions;) As usual, we'll have to wait to see which wild ride will be on. Everything with the weather seems so messed up! Take care!
the entire Midwest, especially Nebraska is in extreme drought. We really need the rain too😬😬
Thats odd because here in Eastern Canada we had lots of rain but 2021 was extreamely dry well drilling companies made a fortune drilling new wells for folks i live on a dead end road couple miles long with around 120 homes on it the homes are all about 2-500 meters from a river and 17 homes had to drill new wells in the months if Aug
,September & Oct of that year in 2021 and the river had never been as low as it was that year since 1954.
Thanks Ryan for the update!
Dude this is so true i live in Texas and it has been raining like crazy nonstop every single day
Thank you Precious