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Originally posted by Escott
I will follow you down on Wednesday. Of the 100 days I have spent in the DR in the last year rain is NOT an issue no matter what the weather man says. They usually cant find their elbow.
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Scott, I know where my elbow is. I also know the exact locations of several anatomical locations where I think you should consider sticking that remark.
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is possible to forecast afternoons, or evenings when those storms will be a possibility if you watch the waves moving in from the east in Hurricane season, and cold fronts approaching from the northwest the rest of the year. But for those dumb websites, it's easier just to add 30%-40% chance of rain to the forecast because that's so vague as to be meaningless.
Anyway, like everybody said, the sun is out here 99% of the time. When it does storm it's usually gone in 1/2 hour. Only a few days a year where it rains all day for a few days. Usually in February-March-April. And even then it's not like rain up north. The raindrops are warm! It's fun sitting on the beach at your favorite bar with the warm tropical rain coming down and imbibing on your favorite alcoholic refreshment.
Stop worrying, and have fun!
Tom (aka XR)