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[katallison]

Really, few life pleasures can compare with that interlude at the end of a hot sticky June day, when the clouds begin to roil and turn dark and weird, and one settles back with a good book and a beer and the Weather Channel showing the lurid scarlet blobs boiling up on the radar. I shall now go stand on the back deck for a bit, smelling the ozone and the cool sudden blasts of wind, and wait for the storm to hammer us.

Comments

[rhi]

Send one down the Mississippi, please? It's hotter'n'hell today in Memphis!

[thebratqueen.livejournal.com]

Lucky! I'm dying for a thunderstorm over here.

[tingler.livejournal.com]

I love storms! Ozone! Thunder! Lightning!! Hail! Fire and Brimstone!!! (Okay, not those last three.)(Though the last time I saw hail, there was the lovelies full double rainbow after...)

It's summerstormin' up a, well, storm down here in sultry OK and, yeah. Way cool.

[the-star-fish.livejournal.com]

Oh my GOD we need a storm. The crickets are still chirping without pauses and it's got to be at least 90% humidity. Ack.

[spike21.livejournal.com]

wow. I am very envious of your beautiful storm.

[brynwulf]

That does sound lovely, and I know exactly what you mean. Colorado gets storms like that after hot summer days. Hmmmmmmm

[vagabondage.livejournal.com]

I have never been able to stay out of a thunderstorm. Something deep inside me compels me to run outside and get in it, under it. Unless there are big chunks of hail, then I resist the urge. Summer thunder storms are magical, to be sure.