Summer in the South
Yes indeed, the weather radar is looking ugly and scary. It's probably time to take cover.
(The pink arrow is where my house is)
But heck ... this is the south. Where a forecast of an inch of snow sends people rushing to the grocery stores to buy up all the milk and toilet paper, but severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings send people rushing to their porches to watch the storm roll in ... I'm sitting here watching a couple of teenage boys toss a football back and forth out in the street. People are walking dogs, and babies in strollers. Huh ... go figure. Me, I am making sure the bathroom under the stairs has candles, matches and a radio with good batteries.
Posted by LissaKay on 07/21/06 at 08:34 PM in
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That's also how it is in the south - once the sun sets, storms really start to dissipate in intensity.
Posted by Barry on 07/21 at 09:08 PM