The forecast for the evening from the Fort Greene Observatory calls for more rain.
This prediction for precipitation stands for tomorrow.
No flooding has been reported at the General Fowler Square, but the rivers, creeks, tidal marshes, and streams of the Northeast must be bursting their banks.
Anyone in the Far West has to be jealous of such a downpour.
There the snowcover of the high mountains are melting into the great western rivers. The rivers are running low. The lakes and reservoirs are parched and this summer looks like the Great Drought will hit the Central Valley of California, where over sixty years of suburban expansion have sucked the land dry and it will over get worse.
