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ApS · 06-10-2005, 07:09 AM

At 7:15 PM, I got a call from an elderly family friend asking if I thought it would rain. Having Florida thunderstorm "spider-sense", I said not to bother watering her flowers -- it looked like rain. There were dull, hazy skies to the West and the air got "still".

After the first microburst, I re-secured the boats and watched the show.

Hoo-boy, did it lightning. From where I watched, I think Tamworth and "the Sandwiches" got most of the lightning strikes, with other areas north of the Ossipee Mountains sharing in that light show.

Amazing that the power stayed on.

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06-10-2005, 07:09 AM	#6
ApS Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Florida (Sebring & Keys), Wolfeboro Posts: 5,996 Thanks: 2,265 Thanked 784 Times in 560 Posts	At 7:15 PM, I got a call from an elderly family friend asking if I thought it would rain. Having Florida thunderstorm "spider-sense", I said not to bother watering her flowers -- it looked like rain. There were dull, hazy skies to the West and the air got "still". After the first microburst, I re-secured the boats and watched the show. Hoo-boy, did it lightning. From where I watched, I think Tamworth and "the Sandwiches" got most of the lightning strikes, with other areas north of the Ossipee Mountains sharing in that light show. Amazing that the power stayed on. . __________________ Is it "Common Sense" isn't.