Interrobang
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And that is what it looks like nearly every afternoon in the summer here and exactly what it looked like at my own house on the same day.
I know that the lightning strikes and ominous clouds look threatening to many of you who live outside our area but this is typical for us in Central Florida. Just as the midwest deals with tornadoes, the west coast with earthquakes, and the southern plain states with dust storms, we live with lightning and a lot of it. I doubt if Casey gives it a second thought. I know I don't as I'm used to it. The only people who seems to be reporting on the "unusual" weather are the news reporters who don't live here.
People are killed here every single summer from lightning---innocent people like young kids playing soccer.
Two things:
ONE: I am in North Florida, and this is the first time in over a year that we have gotten steady rain. I am so thrilled to see our regular "monsoon" season return. When I returned to Florida 7 years ago, the daily thunderstorms would flood the area to the point that people were catching bass that were swimming in the streets downtown.
My SO's mother, possibly the kindest woman alive, is terrified of lightning. She is a Florida native and has been struck twice in her life