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I'm in East Mississippi now, about 10 miles or so from the Alabama line. Anyway, is it just me or are we getting a lot more rain, severe thunderstorms and tornadoes than normal this spring? 

I've been away from here for about 20 years, and I remember afternoon showers were common, but I don't remember getting so many severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings. 

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Atlanta in May received about 150% of average rainfall. We'll see what happens going forward. Perhaps normal, or perhaps the rain turns off. I've seen it both ways here.

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This rain has been beneficial for my recent Spring plantings here.  I'm not complaining.  I don't see June as being a big rainy month, but we'll see how it goes.

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I'm used to the rain. I'm embellishing a little bit here, but it just seems that we're getting weekly tornado warnings along with it. 

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