@Tavicat by Rikki Simons and Tavisha Wolfgarth-Simons for February 12, 2024

Poor baby!!! Our cats didn’t seem to be bothered by the storms. But, the drop in barometric pressure made all of us mizzerrubble. I swear it gave Marmite & Patches migraines!!!

I love Pippin’s expression in the second panel. And he nails it in the third panel. What a cat!

I still prefer calling it a Pineapple Express. And yes Pippin, river is too wet!!

For once LA got a bigger dump of rain than here in Northern Calif, though we did get it the few days before, and my guys slept through it.

Storm warnings don’t apply to cats, usually. My cat Raz likes to find someplace sheltered and watch the rain rather than come inside. However, we had a tornado warning this last week. It rained horizontally for several minutes as the wind blew in forty-five mile per hour gusts.

Raz came in through the cat door. She was totally saturated. I dried her off while she was tanking up on kibble. She immediately went back outside. Cats!

Much too wet.

The whole West Coast agrees with you Pippen.

Perfect summation, Pippin!

He’s not wrong.

We got a month’s worth of rain in under a week. My boys go to the catio, decide it’s too cold and wet, then come back in. They leave muddy paw prints by the door.

Rivers are like that, yeah they are. Even the atmospheric kind.