5 straight days of rain in Ohio , "Will it ever stop ?"

The sun is running out of Helium in it's core. In about a billion years, it'll be hot enough that all our oceans will boil. On it's way there, this will cause greater evaporation, and may in fact increase rainfall for a time, but by the time the oceans are boiling, atmospheric water will be hot enough that it splits back into to hydrogen and oxgen molecules, which will let them escape the atmosphere. Exactly how quickly this will happen, nobody knows, and physicists like to argue about it, but nevertheless, it's a safe bet that during this time, it will eventually stop raining - because there will be no water left on earth to rain with.

On the downside, we may get some interesting replacements for rain, as things with higher boiling points start to evaporate instead. If it is still raining at this point, you definitely shouldn't go out without an umbrella.

mappo710 wrote: 5 straight days of rain in Ohio , "Will it ever stop ?"

No , but that is good
They say in global warming there will be no rain and every drop will be worth a fortune

Grab a few bucket and you will be rich

mappo710 wrote: 5 straight days of rain in Ohio , "Will it ever stop ?"

5 straight days of rain? Pfft! You should have been here in Sydney last month. 23 days of rain. Mold, mildew & mosquitoes everywhere now.

In Vancouver BC we had 26 days of rain in Mar.

If you finished with your Ark....let me know when you leave.