Originally posted by: Aharami
was dark as hell here in Basking Ridge, NJ. started thundering like crazy. then the rain came....you could hear the rain inside the 3 story 4000 cubicle office building
Why are you home already? What are your working hours?Originally posted by: mugs
It's thundering like crazy here (Hillborough, NJ), but the sky is bright and no rain. On 202 on my way home, I hit a patch of really dark clouds and some rain, but that lasted all of about 5 minutes. Saw a lot of lightning though.
Originally posted by: Chronoshock
My friend just heard some loud thunder in the Boston area, he says its drizzling. I didn't hear anything because I'm in the basement of an office building.
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Why are you home already? What are your working hours?Originally posted by: mugs
It's thundering like crazy here (Hillborough, NJ), but the sky is bright and no rain. On 202 on my way home, I hit a patch of really dark clouds and some rain, but that lasted all of about 5 minutes. Saw a lot of lightning though.
Have noticed (as a displaced Southerner now in NYC) what the brethren in the North refer to as storms and downpours to be the equivalent of sun showers in the South.Originally posted by: allisolm
Rain, schmain - we're supposed to have 2 hurricanes hit around here (Tallahassee) in the next couple days.
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Why are you home already? What are your working hours?Originally posted by: mugs
It's thundering like crazy here (Hillborough, NJ), but the sky is bright and no rain. On 202 on my way home, I hit a patch of really dark clouds and some rain, but that lasted all of about 5 minutes. Saw a lot of lightning though.
I left work early. Long story. 🙂
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
Have noticed (as a displaced Southerner now in NYC) what the brethren in the North refer to as storms and downpours to be the equivalent of sun showers in the South.Originally posted by: allisolm
Rain, schmain - we're supposed to have 2 hurricanes hit around here (Tallahassee) in the next couple days.
Regardless, good luck with Bonnie and Charley, allisolm.
Originally posted by: geno
Originally posted by: Chronoshock
My friend just heard some loud thunder in the Boston area, he says its drizzling. I didn't hear anything because I'm in the basement of an office building.
I'm just north of boston and I heard some low rumbling for the past hour, nothing big ... yet 😛
All too true. Though, having fared through this last winter (which many long term northern residents referred to as "bad" or "worst in recent memory"), I found even the worst of the snowstorms quite bearable.Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Yeah, and a snowfall that brings the south to it's knees is referred to as "flurries" up here.
Originally posted by: GagHalfrunt
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
Have noticed (as a displaced Southerner now in NYC) what the brethren in the North refer to as storms and downpours to be the equivalent of sun showers in the South.Originally posted by: allisolm
Rain, schmain - we're supposed to have 2 hurricanes hit around here (Tallahassee) in the next couple days.
Regardless, good luck with Bonnie and Charley, allisolm.
Yeah, and a snowfall that brings the south to it's knees is referred to as "flurries" up here.