We receive enough rain to classify as "high chaparral", which means twice a year we get enough rain to keep our yuccas, mesquite and broom cactus alive.
But we receive little enough that we do refer to it locally as "moisture", not rain.
And it's more than a little bit of an event when it falls.
We're on the cusp of our summer monsoon season, and every afternoon, we look with eagerness to the gathering dark clouds over the mountains.
And we rejoice even when a few sprinkles come fluttering down.
We need the rain badly.
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