A series of fast moving storm cells has been going through my area recently. One such storm took down a large circus tent at a nearby fair grounds. A father and his 8 year old daughter were killed. Many people were injured.
Tuesday I sat out a passing storm at home rather than drive into town. After it passed I figured it was safe to drive. A few miles away from the house I came across about a 5 mile section of road that had hail piled up along the shoulders. It looked like the aftermath of a 2 inch snowstorm.
Unlike a snowstorm some sections of road were covered in shredded vegetation. Trees were stripped of their leaves and small branches. The air smelled like god's giant lawn mower came through, sort of like a freshly cut lawn, but magnified many times. Good thing I waited out the storm.
Over the years I've learned to keep a weather eye out. Between my years in a tent, on a motorcycle, and now a sailboat, I've learned to watch the sky. In recent years it seems like there have been a lot more severe storms. Don't take them lightly.
-Sixbears
Maintaining a good storm watch is vital to survival. You will not just push throug it.
ReplyDeleteA schedule is not a good thing to try and keep in a storm.
DeleteI agree about the schedule. . . at my age, I don't have one.
ReplyDeleteI don't want one, but people around me think I should. Their education is taking some time.
DeleteIt is all geoengineered.Believe it brother.
ReplyDeletei'll grant you it's not the weather i grew up with.
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