Earthquake Weather
They say there's no such thing as earthquake weather, but I don't believe them. I've lived in Southern California my whole life and we always have the wierdest weather before an earthquake. These last couple of weeks qualify.
After a hideous heatwave--yesterday was the hottest, most unbearable day yet--thunder roared all night long and this morning we had a HUGE downpour of rain. A little while later it rained again and then it stopped as if it never happened. And you'd think we'd have the benefit of a little cooling off afterwards, right? (After all this isn't D.C. or the deep south.) But no, it was awful today. No sun, but still hot and horribly humid. I soaked in a tub of cold water for an hour and read a book this afternoon and still--yuck! And yes we do have air conditioning but it was just so humid it didn't seem to help.
Mark my words, there will probably be an earthquake very soon.
Current mood: wary and cranky
After a hideous heatwave--yesterday was the hottest, most unbearable day yet--thunder roared all night long and this morning we had a HUGE downpour of rain. A little while later it rained again and then it stopped as if it never happened. And you'd think we'd have the benefit of a little cooling off afterwards, right? (After all this isn't D.C. or the deep south.) But no, it was awful today. No sun, but still hot and horribly humid. I soaked in a tub of cold water for an hour and read a book this afternoon and still--yuck! And yes we do have air conditioning but it was just so humid it didn't seem to help.
Mark my words, there will probably be an earthquake very soon.
Current mood: wary and cranky
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