As a child I remember listening to the shipping forecast and being mesmerised by that phrase
"precipitation in sight".Well last week it wasn't just in sight, it was P!**ing down.
Later however it cleared and we saw a natural Prism.
"precipitation in sight".Well last week it wasn't just in sight, it was P!**ing down.
We're expecting precipitations for tomorrow but I wouldn't wonder if they came today. Call it a premonition if you want to, or say it's just previsible when the sky is so dark.
ReplyDeleteOh hpy is Precisely pertinent with his comments! LOL! Yes, we do see the odd spot of rain don't we. Right now, it is very windy, so I am quite content to sut and look at the ABC Wednesday contributions.....then I will press on with paper work.......in a little while.....not just yet! LOL!
ReplyDeleteHope you did not have a drink when trying to say precipitation. I do like the rain sometimes
ReplyDeleteIt was raining at work the other day and I was thinking about trying to get a 'P' picture I said, "this persistent precipitation is problematic and pernicious". It was the best I could come with at the time.
ReplyDeletePrimarily I love precipitation, esp now when we could use a pleasurable pour of precipitation.
ReplyDeleteWe are using some profanity due to the lack of passable precip. Pretty pic!
Ah, so its raining all over the world. We're expecting another flooding and this reminds me of what it was like as the waters receded in July.
ReplyDeleteWell shoot.
Precipitation is a hard word to say. LOL Good "P" word.
ReplyDeleteHAPPY BIRTHDAY Gerald!! x
ReplyDeleteWell I certainly have learned something today. I was brought up on the edge of the North Sea and the weather forecast was forever intermittently on in the background but I never took notice, hence the reason I had to look up your word in the dictionary! Highly unusual 'P' - but perfect.
Where did you get the idea it was my birthday? It isn't.
ReplyDeleteIt is persisting it down today again [that's a poetic word!]
Almost nihilism as a shot. A lot to ponder about!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the motion in this shot. Almost as if the camera is just part of it's surroundings.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
~Oswegan
" Precipitation", I had to find out wat it was, but now I know. Nice photo.
ReplyDeleteLove the photo.....Precipitation...cool.
ReplyDeletePrecipitation is a French word also. :-)
ReplyDeleteHee hee, I like your statement about it P..ing all over.
ReplyDeleteWe could use a little "P" around here too. Its been very dry.
There was precipitation here last week, which is very unusual for this time of the year! The weather has changed a lot in the last couple of years.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know about the song (hole in the ground). I did not know about it. I will check it out.
That is great :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for giving me the link, and introducing me to this song, Sir. You are very kind.
You captured something that is difficult to catch in photos. I don't look forward to the upcoming winter precipitation.
ReplyDeleteI know that feeling, although we are *technically* in drought... a couple of nights ago we had thunderstorms and hail too.
ReplyDeleteLol a great one for 'P'... I would have never thunk of precipitation.
Stuart
Prefect P post, Ackworth! I also like the natural Prism at the link.
ReplyDeleteThey don't say that anymore in California. Now its, "The storm door is open...." It makes you wonder what else might come bounding through..
ReplyDeletevery nice picture to go with the weather, apology in visiting you late as I only find time until the Friday about leaving work for home.
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot of precipitation going on here today. I like your photo, it's a bit abstract.
ReplyDeleteIn sight? Whose sight? It's fun to think about linguistic absurdities. Those things we say every day and don't analyze...no doubt a good thing that we don't. You have lots of great posts; especially enjoyed the bird photos.
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