[littl3chocobo]

some days but most of the time no XD

[littl3chocobo]

pog got the storm i had yesterday and honey had a couple days ago

[Poggio]

usually not.
Though there was that time Keiko got in trouble with some newbies because she tried to flirt with Cron and the others got offended with her sexualness.

[Honey]

Cho, that is not how storms work. u-u You get them, then I get them, and then maybe Pog gets them

We had weird weather here just now. it rained for an hour, and literally before my eyes it changed from rain to snow and before the sun went down it was sunny. ;-;

[littl3chocobo]

it was hot and sunny two days ago, dropped 30 degrees then rained all of yesterday and now it is snowing XD i get the slow verson of honey's waether hahah

[Honey]

It has been stoooorming for the last two days. All night lightening and thunder.

[littl3chocobo]

golly, spring weather, and much too soon

[Honey]

I would rather it spring than winter though.

[Poggio]

It rains in five minute spurts here.
Its so strange but evidently the wind is creating tornadoes.

My baby she is back.

[Honey]

Yeah, when hot and cold currents meet they spiral and cause tornadoes to form.

?

[Poggio]

yeah xD that is how come there was one in NYC.
I am hoping none come through charlotte.

[Honey]

Hopefully, tornadoes are nasty business.

[Poggio]

yeah my dad has tales from when he was a trunk driver about driving along side them in texas.

[Honey]

It is scary stuff. In the condo where I used to live we had a really bad tornado one year. The entire sky was a yellowish green and you could actually see the spiral of the tornado in the distance. There was not a drop of rain in the sky, but it was incredibly loud until it passed.

[littl3chocobo]

when i lived in the little brown house in missouri(before iowa) we had that, i was told we were going to hide in my closet if it got any closer beause it was the only place with no windows

[Honey]

Fortunately the condo had a basement/storage area for tenets, but it was an awful place. It fled up to the knees every time it rained, but it was the safest place for us to go.

My mom was always paranoid about storms so we had to go down there often, but my father was totally oblivious so I would usually stand at the back door while it rained. I remember one time he reached out the door and caught a handful of hail when it was storming one day, it was the coolest thing.