A bot in /r/seattle suggested that I repost this question here. Hopefully this subreddit won't appear on /r/subredditdrama nearly as frequently as /r/seattle does.
The title is straightforward, I think. Local media loves talking about "snow scenarios"; well, what are our thunderstorm scenarios? Also, why do our thunderstorms tend to be dry, why are electrical storms with abundant rainfall (like they get on the east coast) rarer still? I can think of very few occurrences of the "thunderstorm with drenching rainfall"; one was in 2012, and the other occurred the next year.
Submitted July 16, 2016 at 07:17PM by JacobinsLadder http://ift.tt/29DAgqL
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