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Re: Yipee! Severe Thunderstorm Watch!
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Posted by Rustyj14 on July 25, 2005 at 18:27:57 from (209.195.140.150):
In Reply to: Re: Yipee! Severe Thunderstorm Watch! posted by Galen on July 25, 2005 at 16:54:43:
So, that's where our rain went to! Here, near Pittsburgh, the weatherman came on the tv, hollering about severe thunderstorms, interupting Judge Judy's program several times! I went out and put the mower in the barn, covered up several more with tarps, closed all of the truck windows, and Voila'!! Nary a drop! Oh, it grumbled, the sky clouded up and--nothing! Guess Eastern Ohio got it all before us!
I worked out in the yard all morning, came in for lunch, and when i went out after, i decided i didn't really have to go out today! I think it was 90+! Golly, our electric bill will look like the war debt! We don't have air conditioning. Our home sits in the woods, and is shaded almost all day! the shingles are still the ones installed when the house was built in 1940! The trees keep it shaded all summer! And the shingles are 3/8 inch thick! Ceiling fans do a good job of cooling!
Keep Kool! Rustyj
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