But it's nowhere near Pittsburgh

Most Canadian tomatoes are grown around Leamington, Ontario, between Lake Erie and Lake Huron. Right in the eye of the storm.

That weather is far to normal and sane for Michigan. The ground should be ice and the Rain should at least be on fire that close to flint (within about 100 miles). Also right now its not tomatos that are coming in from Canada, its sneezes. All those trees having a burning man style celebration are flooding down allergens. So flaming Ice rain and sneezes, or maybe sneasels .https://archives.bulbagarden.net/media/upload/thumb/d/d4/0215Sneasel.png/250px-0215Sneasel.png

Ketchup's funnier.

Chicago is very happy they aren't getting it ask for Ketchup on a hot dog in Chicago and OH Boy

Thus sayeth the looooooord!

talk about leaving a mess behind

I do not relish, condiment weather!

I'm glad you mustard the courage to say that.

Ooh! Now I have an excuse to play Raining Blood by Slayer!

... course it's not actual blood but close enough.

Uh hummm...

KT, you are very, unusual. But that's a good thing. I think.

Is there a lake effect catsup as well?

That's just what the old geezers call it.

not to be confused with mustard river runoff, pulverized mustard seed flows down river until it reaches several inlets of water, vinegar, wine, etc, and condenses, before flowing into bottle pitcher plants and sealing up for transport

Were gonna a helleva lot more fries!

Isn't it dangerous to be out in such condiment weather?