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How Scarce will water be when Frykte is old?
Normal
Extremely scarce
There will be lots of water to drink
Hmm, not sure
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OwlFancier
Aug 22, 2013

Living in the UK we have WAY TOO MUCH WATER like all the time the water is falling out of the sky lol. it never stops doing it its like living under a big waterfall all the time except sometimes in winter where it turns into bits of ice falling out of the sky instead. if you would like to have some of our water you can but please take it before it falls out of the sky so i can get dry thankyou and god bless.

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OwlFancier
Aug 22, 2013

V. Illych L. posted:

like, my home town has about 2250 mm/year and that's already enough that exchange students have a hard time coping, double that just seems insane

4000mm annually in parts of the UK.

I have no idea how you cope with it not raining every other day.

OwlFancier
Aug 22, 2013

V. Illych L. posted:

rain in the british isles is the most overrated thing ever, it's just above-average humidity over long periods

Parts of it true, I live in north yorkshire which is fairly dry at 600mm annual rainfall, but the 4000mm places like the lake district are literally raining nearly all the time. I've spent several weeks there and about one day of it wasn't raining. It's glorious.

I can't imagine living somewhere like California where you just have sunshine all the time.

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