The wind blew,
the trees bent,
the dust swirled,
the skies flashed,
the thunder rolled,
and the black clouds twisted and turned and blew south eastward.
Yes, it is all over and the pavement at our house is still dry. For miles and miles, the darkness covered the sky. Rain did fall in Bandera and Rocksprings and maybe in Mountain Home but not at our house in Kerrville.
There definitely is a dry line about a mile from our house but this is ridiculous. The weatherman said this storm was a huge storm covering a whole county at a time. Some kind of cumulous convection or something he said but it was not to be for us.
I was going to look at a property in the country when the storm blew in. I watched as it took the front half of the roof off a church and decided the dust devils it was stirring up was too much for me. I had an empty house listing nearby and went there and waited until I could leave. Then home I came. Waiting for the much needed pouring but nothing came. So disappointed. Still a chance of more tomorrow...
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