No, really, I'm asking.  In my weather discussion yesterday on the main weather site, I came up with the term "Septasplash" for when all 7 days on our extended forecast graphic have raindrops on them.  It's a work in progress ,and I asked for your help in maybe coming up with other names.

Here's what I got so far:

• "November" (three votes)
• "Northwest Drip Week"
• "Typical"
• "Seattle Seven"
• "November to Rainmember"
• "24-7-Wet"
• "Noah's Week" (two for that)
• "Sogga-thon"

OK, some good ones in there, but I'm looking for a good specific term, along the lines of "convergence zone" or "derecho" or "sunbreak" -- something that could go in the sentence: "Holy cow, with the jet stream pointed right at us, we're looking at another (fill in the blank)."

Feel free to post your ideas in the comments below, or just e-mail me at scotts@komonews.com.  Maybe we'll start something, or, at least, get the National Weather Service to use it once in their forecast discussion :)