And this evening's weather may really make it feel like spring, with a chance of a light shower.
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There was a leak in my roof that resulted in a light shower in my living room any time it rained.
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The plastic body is dust and water-resistant, which means it can survive a day at the beach or a light shower.
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Today (Sunday): After some early-morning fog, a light wind from the east keeps us cloudy into the early afternoon, with temperatures stuck in the 50s to near 60 and a light shower or two possible (especially north of the District).
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Heat off, pasta cooked, the whole thing now heavily speckled with freshly ground black pepper (a second kind of spike, this one perfumey and hitting the nostrils, whereas the chile is oily and hits the throat) and a light shower of salty and sharp pecorino cheese.
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In the summer of 2000, the choreographer Jane Comfort poked hundreds of pin-size holes into a 60-foot garden hose, in preparation for her trip to American Dance Institute, a residency center in Rockville, Md. For the work she would be creating there, she wanted rain — nothing too dramatic, just a light shower onstage.
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In addition, an associated remnant plume of moisture generated light shower activity in southern California as it tracked just offshore.
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They were field ambulances carrying wounded men from the 9th Division assault on Lae just a matter of days ago. They were loaded onto one of the LSTs. We slept where we fell. Not even the light shower which fell onto our faces before dawn made any difference.
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They are among the first insects to be seen foraging for food in areas where bushfires have occurred, and in some cases they return right after the embers have stopped smouldering. Rain also presents no threat to green-head ants as long as it is a light shower in continuous sunshine.
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Taro flies to earth in his travel sphere and defeats the kaiju. The next day he defeats Mefilas as well. However, his training is not over; he must also learn Leo and 80's techniques. He then takes a sleep in a light shower and has a strange dream, in which a monster threatens him.
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They nest underground below logs, stones, twigs, and shrubs, or in decayed wooden stumps, and are sometimes found living in termite mounds. They are among the first insects to be found in burnt-off areas after the embers have stopped smouldering. Rain presents no threat to colonies as long as it is a light shower in continuous sunshine. The green-head ant is diurnal, active throughout the day, preying on arthropods and small insects or collecting sweet substances such as honeydew from sap-sucking insects.
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Several drivers tried to anticipate a heavier rainfall by stopping for wet tires very early in the first light shower. Panis, Cristiano da Matta, Jacques Villeneuve and Nicolas Kiesa all stopped on Lap 6 or 7, only to find the track beginning to dry already by Lap 8. Beginning with Villeneuve on Lap 9, they all stopped again within a few laps to change back to dry tires. However the rain returned during the first round of scheduled pit stops, and when the championship contenders pitted – Montoya on Lap 17, Räikkönen on Lap 19 and Schumacher on Lap 20 – they all chose to stay with dry tires.
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AIBN: 5 The first officer contacted the airline at 20:16 and informed that they expected to arrive at 20:32. At 20:20:29, the aircraft asked permission from Trondheim ATCC to switch to Brønnøysund Aerodrome Flight Information Service (AFIS), which was granted. The aircraft announced at 20:20:42 that they would start the descent and would switch to Brønnøysund AFIS. Contact was made at 20:22:34, at which time the aircraft announced it was from the airport and at FL 80. AFIS informed that there were no known aircraft in the area and that runway 22 was in use; wind was from southeast, 5 nautical miles (9 km; 6 mi) visibility, a light shower and .
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A review of the DVD observed that "If it wasn't for guitarist Jeff Hanneman being out of position and missing all of the blood, the guitar might have sounded pretty bad." Hanneman missed the initial downpour due to a technical problem with his guitar, and was deluged by a light shower when coming back on-stage. Shirley replaced thousands of cymbal and drum hits with those used on previous recordings; the process took several days to complete. After recording the DVD, the band used a sprinkler system with diluted water rather than a bucket with blood that was like tar when recording the DVD. King later remarked, "My guitar didn’t like it, that was the last time I played it," and he donated it to the Hard Rock Cafe after the show.
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