Its rain. You get most of it in summer anyways and August is on average one of the highest rainfall totals.

http://www.rssweather.com/climate/Texas/Lubbock/
I would think the term miraculous would be reserved for occurrences that have a pretty low probability of occurring. Not for things like...we prayed the sun would rise tomorrow and it did!

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I would think the term miraculous would be reserved for occurrences that have a pretty low probability of occurring. Not for things like...we prayed the sun would rise tomorrow and it did!

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Gimme a break. If someone prayed for snow in the summer, you would explain away a blizzard in July as a "cooling trend." That's the problem with devout skeptics, it ends up just being cynicism.

Homsar

It is not Cynical to point out the obvious, it just goads you that the mean science man rains on your so called miracles by pointing out perfectly logical solutions.

Gimme a break. If someone prayed for snow in the summer, you would explain away a blizzard in July as a "cooling trend."

Gimme a break is exactly what I thought when I read the claims about a miracle. Receiving rain is a miracle when rain is what you get just about every year during the summer? Make it snow during a hot Phoenix summer and we'll talk. At least that would be harder to explain than rain coming at a time when it is expected every year. LOL.

It just goads you that the mean science man rains on your so called miracles by pointing out perfectly logical solutions.
Damn. I used to consider myself just the science man. I guess all of those who deny or don't understand basic science around here have made me a tad bitter.

I prayed to win the last lotto and did not win. This is proof that God does not exist.