lostalgic-s
05-26-2004, 11:17 PM
This probably isn't gonna go in the direction you're thinking:
This is the second time this week that I've been watching TV and it's been interrupted by the weather dude telling me that there is "severe weather" heading into the area. And what happens? It rains for maybe a half hour, and within that half hour, there's about 10 minutes of light thunder and a handful of lightning flashes. That's one thing that I miss about Minnesota, we used to have SEVERE WEATHER, the sky would get green then black, and it would thunder so loud it would scare you and lightning so much you could read a book when the power went out. My dad and I would watch out the windows and point out wall clouds, and even a couple times, the beginnings of tornados, and when I was really little, my sisters and I would hang out in our 3-season porch and listen to the rain hit the skylights and watch the lightning flash across the sky.
Which leads me to a question:
Are Virginian's just wimpy when it comes to weather? They interrupt TV for small storms like what's going on right now, the schools are shut down as soon as a snowflake sticks to a blade of grass, and heaven forbid you're on the roadways while it's raining, you'd be safer in a bumper car. Isabel was my first experience with a Hurricane, and I really wasn't impressed, I know you should expect the worst, but that thing wasn't even half as bad as people were making it out to be, at least I didn't think so.
This is the second time this week that I've been watching TV and it's been interrupted by the weather dude telling me that there is "severe weather" heading into the area. And what happens? It rains for maybe a half hour, and within that half hour, there's about 10 minutes of light thunder and a handful of lightning flashes. That's one thing that I miss about Minnesota, we used to have SEVERE WEATHER, the sky would get green then black, and it would thunder so loud it would scare you and lightning so much you could read a book when the power went out. My dad and I would watch out the windows and point out wall clouds, and even a couple times, the beginnings of tornados, and when I was really little, my sisters and I would hang out in our 3-season porch and listen to the rain hit the skylights and watch the lightning flash across the sky.
Which leads me to a question:
Are Virginian's just wimpy when it comes to weather? They interrupt TV for small storms like what's going on right now, the schools are shut down as soon as a snowflake sticks to a blade of grass, and heaven forbid you're on the roadways while it's raining, you'd be safer in a bumper car. Isabel was my first experience with a Hurricane, and I really wasn't impressed, I know you should expect the worst, but that thing wasn't even half as bad as people were making it out to be, at least I didn't think so.