I put the flag out after sunrise.
At almost sundown I mentioned bringing it inside. L. said he'd do it.
About 10:30 I thought I should check the closet where we keep it. No flag.
I went out and it was all wet. Rain/snow flurries.
So now it's drying. I'm sorry we left it out after dark. The yard light was on so it was slightly illuminated. Glad no one took it away!
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rainy day flag etiquette dictates that you may fly the flag in inclement weather as long as the flag is made of the proper all-weather material.
ReplyDeleteMost flags today are all-weather flags and are marked as such on the packaging. Typically, all-weather flags are made of nylon and have brass grommets. Any all-weather flag is allowed to fly around the clock, according to the U.S. government.
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