That’s the three types of weather we have in Oklahoma – Too Hot, Too Cold, Too Windy or any
\ncombination of the three…… Rain doesn’t factor in because we have so little of it and when we do have rain, it usually is traveling about 35-50 MPH accompanied by a severe thunderstorm or a tornado…. Anyhow, that’s the MRambler version of Oklahoma Weather…..<\/p>\n
I do have a question that I have wondered about for a long, long time….. About 90% of Oklahomans get really annoyed when we have like two days of partly cloudy to cloudy weather….. Even the weatherforcasters start with how dreary it is and hopefully it’ll clear out soon….. Then when it’s the opposite – a long dry spell, they bitch because they want rain – Then when it comes they go back to being annoyed at it….. I’ll never understand these people and I’ve lived here all my life….. I personally enjoy clouldy weather and some nice slow soaking rain and\/or drizzle every now and then……<\/p>\n
Oh, Yeah, the question (help me here HuskySooner or anyone) is that I would like to know how many completely cloudy (no sun nor moon peeking through) days a year (that’s a 24 hr period – midnight to midnight) that we get in Central Oklahoma?……. I don’t know if they keep records of that or not, but, I bet it’s less than 5 days a year….. Remember, I’m talking complete cloud cover for a 24 hr. period….<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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