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WHAT A STORM!

10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago

Rain is literally coming down in sheets and the wind is way worse than it was with Colin the other night. Full-grown oak trees look like they are going to fall over any minute. Scary!

ETA: This is bad. I'm seeing gusts of horizontal rain and the tree nextdoor looks like it's trying to fall into my courtyard.

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