The only thing I like about Eastern New Mexico

Join us in tornado alley.....you'll get to see that everyday, sometimes three or four times a day.

And you get the bonus of that weird green sky too. ;)
 
cloudy said:
Join us in tornado alley.....you'll get to see that everyday, sometimes three or four times a day.

And you get the bonus of that weird green sky too. ;)

That's where I'm at . . . smack dab in the middle of tornado alley.

Edited to add: I hate spring.
 
The first day we moved here there was a tornado that hit the base. I was hiding in my bathroom withthe radio screamign at my husband "where the fuck did they send us!!!!" I love the lightning though
in Alaska they don't have lightning the climactic conditions just don't exist. I lived three years with out lightning I missed it so much.
 
Dar~ said:
The first day we moved here there was a tornado that hit the base. I was hiding in my bathroom withthe radio screamign at my husband "where the fuck did they send us!!!!" I love the lightning though
in Alaska they don't have lightning the climactic conditions just don't exist. I lived three years with out lightning I missed it so much.

Don't like tornados....never experience one till I moved to the States. The first time the sirens went off I was like...." Is that some kind of a fire alarm?" Imagine my joy when I learned a tornado was headed my way :rolleyes:
 
If you want spectacular lightening, I think you have to go to the Great Plains.

I heard once that the lack of trees and mountains and the insulating grass cover on the earth all combine to make the land act as a giant capacitor, building up fantasticly high charges of electricity. The biggest thunder storm I ever saw in my life happened in Nebraska in August, anbd it was very scary,
 
Dar~ said:
Thunderstorms with lightening. You can drive out on the highway a ways and watch lightening from thirty miles away. And almost everynight in the summer there's one. There is nothing better than a thunderstrom with lightning
http://www.photosntravels.com/albums2003/lightning2/bolt10.jpg

I lived (or whatever) in the White Sands area of Western New Mexico in a previous life. We did not have the thunderstorms, but we did have MORE than a lifetime supply of pollen and dust. I wassss nod able to breeeedth for mozt of theee timb I wassss there.
 
Dar~ said:
The first day we moved here there was a tornado that hit the base. I was hiding in my bathroom withthe radio screamign at my husband "where the fuck did they send us!!!!"
First rule of marriage : husbands are blamed for everything.

Actually, the most lightening ground strikes in the US is a swath through Centrla Florida, including Disney World.
 
Snap crackle and pop into the evening. :D

Two things of interest. We have dealt with T-Storms for the past several afternoons/evenings here in southern Florida. (Nothing like they have been dealing with around Orlando though. Golf Ball sized Hail. Ouch.) I love T-Storms, and almost any violent weather barring Hurricanes.

Sitting on the Entertainment System next to the Boob Tube is a mishapen, discolored chunk of glass. I picked it up off of a beach on Cape Cod after watching lightning make several strikes on that beach. Kind of a neat conversation starter.

Cat
 
SeaCat said:
Sitting on the Entertainment System next to the Boob Tube is a mishapen, discolored chunk of glass. I picked it up off of a beach on Cape Cod after watching lightning make several strikes on that beach. Kind of a neat conversation starter.

Cat

Where on Cape Cod? In a previous life I lived at North Truro (between Wellfleet and P-Town) for a time.
 
There is something so primal and exciting about thunderstorms......could be the sex during them. :cool:
 
I know, our psychic link must really be working tonight
 
sounds fair I like the idea of sixty for me, the extra ten can be the taxes on my share.
 
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