Snowedin

What’s crazy to me is they always seem to emerge from the exact same locations when you go by. It’s like they sit there in brush plotting and scheming how to ruin the next poor, unfortunate persons sweaty head that happens to walk by. Sometimes I really want to take a can of wd40 and a lighter and go to town on the bastards!

If we ever surpass that threshold officially just once before this season has passed, I guarantee you I’ll be sitting outside with nothing but my shortest shorts, the most tropical inspired drink and the biggest grin on my face imaginable.

Fire flies are glowing, frogs are hopping around and croaking, mosquitoes circling around every living, breathing thing and the air has suddenly become a little steamier in the last few hours..yep, summah is back right where she left off! Soak it all in baby.

We got at least 2” here but I cant believe how intense the banding was just to the north and west earlier. Grats to Scott and and all the stuck cars on rt 3 going north!

Not nearly as intense as the previous night but the trend of consistent moisture is undeniable right now..let’s keep it coming!

Finally can sleep for a while, the dog finally calmed down after pacing around the house half the night. As others have said, def a night to remember. Let’s dew it again soon!

Yeah that seemed like it was right across the street. Sounded like a gunshot going off, wtf! Dog literally just peed in the basement..she refuses to go outside!

Stay safe out there! (In there too)

Yeah that was nuts. It’s not too often you see 5+ flashes in a row from any single storm. We’re finally getting the goods delivered after days of beating around the bush!

This lightning is insane..

Monsoon time!

Of course, as I’m finishing up in the shower the rumbles start and lo and behold, the radar shows storms popping up everywhere. The poor doggie is scared crapless and pacing around like a madwoman. Gonna be a long and fun night lol.

85/75 summah!

You guys up north are a magnet for moisture in the summer, almost the same way we have our predictable moisture train much of the winter and early spring. I have a hunch tomorrow we’ll get our turn though. The air has that electric feel to it like something is about to pop.

Zeusinpowderville Too long?