More of this, accompanied by Armageddon type clouds and bowling alley thunder. Even I, who usually will brave nasty weather for my evening walk home, took one look at the towering, boiling blackness barreling up from the direction I was headed in and decided that the filthy, stifling mob scene that is the subway at rush hour was the safer choice. Got there just in the nick of time too, before all hell broke loose.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
More of this, accompanied by Armageddon type clouds and bowling alley thunder. Even I, who usually will brave nasty weather for my evening walk home, took one look at the towering, boiling blackness barreling up from the direction I was headed in and decided that the filthy, stifling mob scene that is the subway at rush hour was the safer choice. Got there just in the nick of time too, before all hell broke loose.
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What a summer storm....I remember those storms...sometimes in New Jersey we would have to pull off the road because we could no longer see from all the rain falling. I have a musical version of a rain storm on my blog Sunday July 26th.
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