If I'd answered that at 8 o'clock this morning,it would have been filled with some pretty negative expletives. We hadn't had squat in at least a month. We got .3 about ten days or so ago. There was a big line that came through early yesterday morning,got a whopping .3 from that one. Late yesterday I watched a line moving this way for seven hours. When it finally got here after midnight,most of it skimmed to the south. I had another .1 in the gauge this morning,so there was .4 in there. There was nothing on the radar when I went out the door. It started sprinkling at about 8:15,kept picking up in intensity so I came in the house to wait it out.
There was a cell set up over Montcalm County that sat right here for over two hours. When I went back out,there was 1.6 in the gauge,so 1.2 in that two hours. I was all hooked on and fueled up to cut hay,but not now unless it clears out. It's still kinda misty.
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