I don't know how many mm have fallen in the last two days, but 55 mm is sufficient for the grass's health, especially considering the temperatures in your city. However, grass growing in a cool, humid climate like Newfoundland likely needs much more rain (55 mm) than the different grass growing in Sicily.
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Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker
I don't know. But here's my personal weather station for this July:
And last couple years:
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Thanks for the info re. cicadas. I must hear them often but see them rarely. So bizarre that one was on a sidewalk beside a medical building and the other on my driveway. In both cases well set back from trees. And in both cases I tapped them with my shoe and they rolled over onto their backs and then corrected themselves. They did not take off. Just kept chilling in the same spot.
Here in Sicily, cicadas are everywhere, and between late spring and late summer, their song can be heard almost everywhere. Their song is one of the few (very few) things I like about the Sicilian summer.
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@megadude
Cicadas are the things that make the loud buzzing sound in the trees.
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29C with a humidex of 38 and mainly sunny this afternoon (mainly after 2PM).
As usual it's another perfect summer evening... 26C (humidex of 34) right now at 11PM. Dewpoint above 20C of course. Just how everyone likes it.
Low of 20C (humidex of 25) this morning. It was a cloudy start to the day. It took a while to clear up which took away a couple of degrees of what it could have been.
Another extremely hot sticky day ahead for London.
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