That is freaky. We've been very lucky too. It's just hit and miss. In your climate and ours, wild stuff can spawn at any time.
It's also strange how a tornado can hop about, pick and choose what houses to hit. Around here we see complete devastation with a house untouched in the middle of it.
For that homeowner it must feel like the survivor of a plane crash.
It looks like the impressive hail system is moving off to the southeast. There was one report I just heard about that was 3 inches of rain in 25 minutes. We have branches down but no more trees that I can see.
The ballgame is supposed to resume at 9:55. They had to pull trucks onto the field to hold the tarp down. It's 'Game of the Week' on ESPN.
If ya'll have ESPN you can watch the game with me. Best team in baseball.
Our record high and low temperatures for this date were 108 and 54.
We were mild and humid today a high of 84 and low of 66.
We've shattered our rainfall record for June. My son and I were supposed to go canoeing the next 3 days but now I have to check river levels and the weather forecast.
Over the years, we've floated on several rivers in flood stage. It's only scary when camping at night.
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