23 October 2020, 09:28 AM
Steve MillerEveryone talks about the weather
And I can see why.
Wednesday night a thunderstorm came through that flooded roads and shook houses so hard that one guy told me his kids fell out of bed!
Yesterday it was 75 degrees at 7 PM, high today is 75, but by 5 PM another storm is forecast to drop the temp by 30 degrees with lightning and thunder to boot.
Wild!
23 October 2020, 10:54 AM
wtgWelcome to the Midwest!
23 October 2020, 01:54 PM
LisaTrue, true. You can absolutely experience all 4 seasons in one day out here.
But.....
No earthquakes.
No landslides.
No wildfires.
23 October 2020, 02:17 PM
Steve MillerJeff just got a “severe thunderstorm” warning in his phone. I’m surprised so few houses have lightning rods.
Watching the storm roll in is very cool.
23 October 2020, 03:02 PM
wtgI was going to ask if you were out near the lake. A storm coming in over one of the Great Lakes is totally cool.....especially if you're sitting in your house with a fire roaring in the fireplace....but it's pretty awesome even if you're on the lakefront just taking it all in.
23 October 2020, 07:41 PM
Steve MillerWell, this storm was kind of a bust. A little lightning, one good thunderclap and a little
rain. Still fun to watch from the porch.
24 October 2020, 06:36 AM
DanielLol.
One of Quintin Crisp's famous quotes was, "Nobody talks to me about the weather."
He took pride in that.
People always talk to me about the weather.
I don't generally mind. Sometimes I bring it up. But 99% of the time the weather seems to be, "perfect" or "beautiful."
Come on, people. I've experienced enough weather to know that can't possibly be true.
