Reasons why you shouldn't put your hazards on while driving in the rain

1- Your vehicle disappears when raining hard, and the lights blink off.
2- Your turn signals don't work.
3- You can't tell when you're breaking.
4- Its ILLEGAL in Florida. (And most others)
5- When used properly, hazards are for when you're stationary. This may cause other drivers to swerve around you thinking you are at a stop.

If you really feel unsafe driving in the rain you should PULL OVER!

Two days of rain

Makes muddy planter, and a really full blow up pool!
















Maybe I should give up and plant lily pads? There is actually a green bean plant in the planter too, can't you tell?

And yes I know I should be grateful that it's finally raining, but can we save some for later when we need it again? Getting the 7 inches that we're behind all at once is not really helpful when it runs off.