Speaking of Hail
WTF? It’s been spring for a month. Good grief.
(First photo by Lynn. She’s come a long way, baby.)
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on April 21, 2008 at 8:31 am Scott B wrote:
Yesterday was amazing.
It rained like standing in a Thai monsoon,
It snowed big fluffy flakes like Christmas in the mountains,
Hailed like.. well it wasn’t anything dramatic,
The sun shined like a beautiful summer day for a little bit.
Jess swears its a sign the apocalypse is on us.. Me I am a little less dramatic, and just think it was an amazingly odd day.
Only time will tell which of us is right!
on April 21, 2008 at 5:39 pm Doug wrote:
Yeah, it was a weird weekend. It’s nice having a small lawn, though: I managed to mow it during a brief bit of sunshine.
on June 22, 2008 at 8:59 pm Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion » Hail, hail. wrote:
[…] Doug’s post a couple months ago about a hailstorm in Seattle, I was left trying to remember the last major hailstorm we had here. […]