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I hate raincoats!
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a condominium
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Well it's about time,  I love the rain.
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Yay! 
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WOW
POURING NOW!
glad its cozy & warm inside my house....
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It's a bone chilling 60 degrees right now. Burrr!!
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We really are pussies here
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I almost lost tracking on my 4x4 π
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The thunder and lightning was awesome. 
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Hi Lisaπβπ±
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It's gotten really cloudy with 35 knot winds up her in the Central Coast, it's heading your way...
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^^^Probably only a dozen people on HX know what a "knot wind" is.
(and if you're gunna steal my job, it's yours from now on, and you better do a good jo
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actually I meant "knot winds up her"
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Birds should know the term nautical mile, because it's used in aviation and boating, seeing how you birds need to know the speed to avoid being sucked in an approaching jet engine and causing a flame out. Most NOAA weather data buoys use knots as a unit of measure. Yes it's a vestige of olden sailing days when sailors used rope with knots and hour glasses with sand to measure speed. So for those that don't know a nautical mile is 1.15 of a standard land mile and it also based on the circumference of the earth.
So a wind gust of 35 knots is around 40 mph....
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I was really more interested in where you were going with "knot winds up her " Can't just leave us hanging.
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how many knots?
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