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Doesn't it always? -- nm
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JaxSean
Not at all. Dry season hits around late June, early July.
Posted by
Reluctant Cynic (aka ReluctantCynic)
Jun 12 '22, 14:25
It's rare we get rain on the Fourth of July, but it's not unusual to see a lot of crowds.
It rarely rains in August either.
Or September, for that matter.
Or Oct- ... actually, never mind. Let's just stop there.
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Up here in tacoma Seattle you can't count on summer till the week after the 4th -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jun 12, 14:31
Now you tell me:) -- nm
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Meg
Jun 12, 14:30
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