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["SISU!" <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>]

It's called the Gulf of Mexico, Bill.  It streams moisture northward and 
when that atmospheric moisture hits those fronts that come out of the 
northwest, the whole east coast gets rain.  You don't have a warm gulf 
streaming moisture, so you don't get that summer rain or all the storms 
that go with it.

Bev
Also Bill, I live almost as far from Atlanta as you do from Eugene, and 
as you know, a few hours makes a world of difference.

Bill Jones wrote:

> Next stop: When I find the time, I'll go to some weather graphs with a 
> Google Image Search on "monthly rainfall" AND Atlanta, to see how it 
> goes on raining another *2 feet* at Bev's place, after it quits raining 
> altogether here in June.

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BevanRon of EarthNSky Farm   NW Georgia USDA Zone 7
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