We've just had a downpour, high winds and hailstones here in South Yorks - distant rumble of thunder but it's all passed over now so someone else must be getting it.
I'll feel like running about in it like people do when the monsoon arrives. (I say running, but realistically, I'll be propelled by my stick and hirpling along. Scottish word alert)
Oh I just love that word Jane10, my mum was a great hirpler- she taught me everything I know! Funnily enough my old boy was brought up a 20 minute walk from me, yet he'd never heard the word till he met me!
I think we in the South East might be having ours tonight but my fan is so loud I probably won’t hear it. Remember to,look out for the blood moon tomorrow, weather permitting. It’s quite orange tonight, full moon tomorrow plus lunar eclipse.
We had a thunderstorm earlier. It lasted for about 45 minutes, the rain it produced was heavy but of short duration. We are forecast more storms tomorrow. DH hates lightning as he was struck once when he was a boy. He has the mark on his shoulder to prove it. He was lucky, as the trees he was running through took most of the strike.
Lying in bed, I was thrilled to hear the heavens open. I thought brilliant a lovely rainy night for the garden but it didn't last for long at all. Very disappointed. No hirpling called for.
There are the remains of a few puddles on the patio but it must have evaporated almost immediately. I have never felt so hot as last night/this morning!