cleveland854321: WHEN RAIN WASHES ALL THE SNOW AWAY

There used to be snow on the ground in Columbus, Ohio. The operating word is used to be. What little of snow that hasn't recently been melted off was washed away in the rain. It doesn't look like a heavy rain storm. It appears to be more of light amount of rain. Just enough for water droplets to appear on the window and make the streets shiny in the street lights in the early moments of the night. And it's cold outside which makes the rain even more entertaining. Cold rain is rougher than scorching hot summer rain. That's because it's impossible to wear gloves because the gloves quickly get wet. However, gloves needs to be worn because it's cold outside. So the hands are still feeling cold, but it's a form of being cold while covered in cloth (Or whatever gloves are made of these days). At any rate, I'm indoors and the rain is outdoors. I'm still dry indoors and perhaps the rain will keep falling through the night to be replaced by dry weather when the sun rises once again.
And as I'm lost in thought in the cold Winter December rain, here are some photos of Karen Gillan (Amelia Amy Pond on the BBC science fiction television series Doctor Who).