I still look to the old school ways we watched for rain... the underside of leaves showing, red skies at morning and I too miss the mispronounced weather radio warnings. Recently someone mentioned they had booked a beach rental and there were thunderstorms in the forecast. She wondered how she would know when it was safe to be on the beach and when to leave. I began my advice with, “If you are close enough to hear the thunder, you are close enough to be struck by light TEN ing.”
I still look to the old school ways we watched for rain... the underside of leaves showing, red skies at morning and I too miss the mispronounced weather radio warnings. Recently someone mentioned they had booked a beach rental and there were thunderstorms in the forecast. She wondered how she would know when it was safe to be on the beach and when to leave. I began my advice with, “If you are close enough to hear the thunder, you are close enough to be struck by light TEN ing.”
Thanks for the look back.
Thank you!!