I should probably go out and see if my car was damaged by the hail. 🥺
Well, scratch that idea. Not only would I have to walk through what looks like about 5” (inches), or more of a lake right outside my gate, but the rain started back up just as I opened the gate. And it’s still going hard. JFC No rain, or nothing more than spit drops for two months and suddenly POW!
Made it out to my car and back inside just as more rain started. 😮 Thankfully, my car is a-ok! 🎉
I don’t mind walking in this much water, I actually love it, when I’m not wearing any good clothes but it’s going to suck if this happens again when I do have to leave the apartment wearing nice pants and shoes.
I haven’t checked the news. *heads over to local news*…
I can’t find any info on how much but rain has fallen radar shows more coming. Meanwhile, 👇🏻is crazy! 😵
https://www.kob.com/new-mexico/san-pedro-bridge-over-i-40-closed-until-further-notice/
@see_the_sus
oh my
and no one was hurt
amazing
this is no joke, we have these road/bridge conditions everywhere, interstates flying over neighborhoods
there was one I drove under weekly for years
crazy is right
we need the rain
but not a year's worth in an afternoon
I hate when I have to take one of those high-winding overpasses. I get vertigo really easily, (worse the older I've become), plus I've always had a fear of driving on really high bridges (or over large expanses of water). When I have to drive on these I look straight forward, never looking at cars next to me or any other scenery, and grip the wheel far too tightly. And then exhale when I touch ground. LOL
@see_the_sus friends just visited the Maritimes and survived a trip across Conferderation (don't look it up😳) not his favorite thing
not even close
I have made my peace with most of my fears
I think by forgetting I have them
then I remember
when it's too late
🤦♂️
@see_the_sus To me, the "good clothes" are the ones that don't fall apart and have the vapors when I want to go in some mud.
: )
😆 Those are what I’d call jeans and t-shirts.
@see_the_sus how much rain fell?