Seattlest Pix 09Nov22
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Around The -Ists This Week
Seattlest Pix 09Nov23
Can't Miss It: Monday
-- When it comes to city parking spaces, one size no longer fits all.
-- We're not that rainy? Next you'll be telling us Chicago isn't exceptionally windy!
-- ...but will you be able to fold it into an electric paper hat?
-- Which SIFF film panels will be worth your time?
-- Rick Neuheisel: Great recruiter, right? Actually, not so much.
-- Former KIRO talker Mike Webb is AWOL.
-- "If you got a whole bunch of girls in sweaters, that's not necessarily going to work for Greek row."
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Yay to A Gun That Shoots Knives.
Woah, I've been linked to! The SIFF police are going to kill me. I'm sure of it.
Having grown up in Olympia, I'm not terribly surprised about the rain thing. Remember, you guys in the Emerald City get some rain-shadow protection from the Olympics. All that's to the west of Olympia is the Chehalis River valley, so the storms come barrelling right in at us from the coast.
As the article notes, Seattle averages around 40 inches of rain a year, Olympia around 50. I remember one year when we got 65.
Having grown up in Olympia, I'm not terribly surprised about the rain thing. Remember, you guys in the Emerald City get some rain-shadow protection from the Olympics. All that's to the west of Olympia is the Chehalis River valley, so the storms come barrelling right in at us from the coast.
As the article notes, Seattle averages around 40 inches of rain per year, Olympia around 50. I remember one year when we got 65. We also took the cake for the highest average number of rainy days in a year.
Having grown up in Olympia, I'm not terribly surprised about the rain thing. Remember, you guys in the Emerald City get some rain-shadow protection from the Olympics. All that's to the west of Olympia is the Chehalis River valley, so the storms come barrelling right in at us from the coast.
As the article notes, Seattle averages around 40 inches of rain per year, Olympia around 50. I remember one year when we got 65. We also took the cake for the highest average number of rainy days in a year.