monsoon picture. taken from a news helicopter in Arizona.

Aug 3, 2016 4:11 PM

Again tonight!!!

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When I show her my pokemon go collection

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ah yes, good old flash floods and insane humidity for a couple hours, used to love monsoon season

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Not to mention the drop in temps. I still love the monsoon.

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I BLESS THE RAINS

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Down in Aaaaafricaaaaaaaaa!

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*one day after Trump gets elected*

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This is precisely what happened. Even the sticky muggy after shock lol

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Isn't that the truth

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Damn...

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Live in Peoria, rain was glorious yesterday.

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I was just looking at houses there. So this is a big no

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No, this was a hydrogen bomb accidentally dropped on Trenton NJ. Caused $3.85 in damage.

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Tree fiddle

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Monsoons are a climate pattern; this is a cloudburst, probably from a supercell thunderstorm. It still might be part of a monsoon though.

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Good on you for the climate pattern mention. Supercell is probs too much credit for that. Just an air mass thunderstorm, like always in AZ.

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THE MEMES JACK! DOES IT HURT!? MAGNETIC POWER!!

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*in the midst of a monsoonal microburst at the moment* things are getting weird and violent. This is New Mexico, btw.

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I WILL SMITE THEE.

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Looks more like a rainbomb then a storm. At least I think there called rainbombs

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cloudburst

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Mother Nature gives no fucks

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When?

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Looks like a cloud that's violently vomiting or having explosive diarrhea on a city.

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The guy who took this posts in /r/Phoenix and flies the news helicopter. Credit to ggfergu on Reddit please.

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When 5 years of Arizona rainfall happens all at once.

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You don't know Phoenix at all. We get monsoons and this shit is normal. Sideways rain. Winds ripping roofs off. Flooded streets.

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I apologize. I was thinking that Arizona had been affected by the drought in California.

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I live in the west valley.. I got exactly 0% of that....

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They finally nuked Phoenix. I doubt they even noticed.

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"Did you feel a breeze?"

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LET IT GLOOOOW...Phoenix probably

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oh we noticed... now its not just hot as balls but humid too :/

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I think the rest of the country would rejoice

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The absolute madmen.

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Is that why it was a bit warm the other day? Well shit... do I have to move now?

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No worries. SPF 30 for a day or 2 and you're good.

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Nah, still has more water than California.

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It probably cooled it down.

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Yes vary much so

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Ironically it is much cooler right now. I can be outside without searing to a crisp.

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Nuclear winter

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Well, technically, if someone nuked my hometown, I would be too dead to care

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