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It's dark, but there's no water?
We did have a pretty good frog strangler this morning in Austin
It's dark, but there's no water?
DFW is supposed to get slammed by severe weather on Thursday. It's that time of the year again. I'm not used to the severe T-storm/tornado season. The sounds of tornado sirens freaks me out.
Yeah. Her birthday was earlier this month and all the family went over to have a little celebration for her. I dont' know how her mom and dad are so strong.I remember when that came out on the news...
Now, that is a sad situation right there.
I am here w/the sliding back door open and it just got windier (that's a word right? lol) and darker. I hope that means more rain is on the way!
kinda grey out - no rain at all so far today.
No ? What a small world, I went to school with one of the family's sons.The people that live across the street from me lost their daughter a year and a half ago when her grandmother tried to go over the crossing down the street. There were lights up but they weren't on and there barricades weren't up. The little girl said she could swm but was taken w/the current down the ditch.Since then they've 'fixed' the situation but it wasn't the first time that's happened. I just hope w/the new barricades up that it won't happen again. That water in that ditch can get pretty high.
nevermind.
the skies just opened up.
Sure is a small world. Did you go to school with Michael (Matthew? I always get their names wrong... he's the oldest I think)? He took it pretty hard. He's been over a lot recently which is good. I think they need him there.
Woo it's raining harder now!
Yeah, no kidding. I just ran home for lunch to get something...now I'm stuck here. Damn.
Yeah, Michael, it's a shame because I rememeber when the girl was born.
and now it stopped.
gesh I thought we were in for all out thunderstorms?? this is pansy ass rain.
it doesn't want to commit.
it doesn't want to commit
Just like some men
I know! She grew up so fast. I remember when her mom was pregnant. It doesn't even feel like they've lived there that long.
My grandfather took it really hard because most of his day would consist of him sitting outside on the porch and when the kids would come home he'd watch them play basketball and soccer. I don't think he ever talked to Christie but he certainly knew her. Now they're together and hopefully she's teaching him how to play some ball.
It's because San Antonio has about 1 billion cars. Gas dome...
If you look at say the last oh 10-20 storm fronts most of them break up right at the Bexar Co area. Not to mentioned we have covered up so much ground with pavement
you don't get the same kind of evaporation and perk (from rainfall).
It's been raining all day here in Los Angeles.
The Spurs brought the rain with them from Seattle.
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