None of the rain, all of the rain
It's been a wild ride the past few days. May, June, barely any rain. Saturday, July 1st comes along, and we've had more rain than sun it seems. Sunday was a deluge in places, and it turns out the office manager went downtown to see a matinee on Sunday, then couldn't get around flooded viaducts for ages to get back home. I would say his trip should normally take about 45 minutes; it took him two and a half hours.
We got lucky in that the weather wasn't too bad on Tuesday, though it was warm and humid. Yesterday, after work, we had a big storm roll through. Dad even texted me to warn me, but I was back in the break room; BBC and Puffy were still working, but we'd all planned to leave around 6. Ha. Nope. The rain was so heavy we were stuck inside until after 6:30, and by that time the lake had formed between the buildings. I had to leave first in order to give the others a clear place to drive through without going into the water. Then, the official road in front of work had flooded, as it does, so I had to go up and around to get around that to get to band, only to discover the traffic lights were out. Thankfully I just needed to make a right turn so that wasn't too bad, but geez. Feast or famine around here.
We got lucky in that the weather wasn't too bad on Tuesday, though it was warm and humid. Yesterday, after work, we had a big storm roll through. Dad even texted me to warn me, but I was back in the break room; BBC and Puffy were still working, but we'd all planned to leave around 6. Ha. Nope. The rain was so heavy we were stuck inside until after 6:30, and by that time the lake had formed between the buildings. I had to leave first in order to give the others a clear place to drive through without going into the water. Then, the official road in front of work had flooded, as it does, so I had to go up and around to get around that to get to band, only to discover the traffic lights were out. Thankfully I just needed to make a right turn so that wasn't too bad, but geez. Feast or famine around here.