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Misty2007 — After the Storms
Published: 2008-12-27 19:48:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 735; Favourites: 54; Downloads: 28
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As much as I don't like these storms it smells so nice and looks so amazing after a storm.Related content
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yeah i would seeing the sky like that 
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Thankyou hun love it after a storm...
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Singing after the rain, just singing after the rain...
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LOL ya that is about it hun....
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Its my pleasure, happy new year
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Lovely!
I also don't like storms but I agree the smell afterwards is wonderful
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Thankyou sweetie....
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Love the way things look after a storm hate the stormss when we get them... but before and after is amazing when I catch my cloud shots...
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Just be careful, lightning is a danger, even if the clouds are up to a mile away!!!
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Only after the storms lol we where under a tornado watch from 10 Friday night till 2 this afternoon...county over had warnings tg it didn't happen here the storms where bad and had the potental to drop tornados....
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Ooh, that's quite scary actually! I'd hate to be under a tornado watch, but luckily, living in England, that's never happened.
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Thankyou sweetie ...nice after the storms but sure not during them ...
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A reboot for the earth
These were some great photos!
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Thnakoyu hunwell was scared being under the watch but I thought some amazing pictures to take so i was out there snappin away....I have a love hate realtionship with storms lol...
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I love storms, even the nasty ones - but only from a distance ...
A few years ago we had a rare (for DC) tornado come within 3 miles of our house before virtually destroying a town called La Plata to the east of us ... Part of me was wincing at the damage, but the awe of the sheer power involved still knocks me back too.
Glad to hear it's passed you by and everything went OK!
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The worst one that hit around here well I lived in Oklahoma at one time ot was the one thta came through in 1999 F5 highest wind speed ever recorded 318 miles an hour...took out everything in it path ....and the one thta came through 5 minutes from where i am now in 96 took out half the historic district and destroyed another town...I am always in awe of the power of them and the destruction they cause and I think thye are just amazing looking but from a distance lol...thankoyu hun made it through tg none dropped that I know of.
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Oh hell ... I remember the F5, but I got to "see" it third hand as well. There was a TV documentary crew doing a segment with OKC Fire/Rescue at the time, and so they ended up going out with all the responders, the footage got made into a full show for Discovery ot Weather Channel or some such, and it was ...
Well, you know.
It also restored my faith in human kindness too, though, watching how people were looking out for each other and jumping in to help without a second thought.
I remember most this one part, the ambulance couldn't get closer to one of the worst hit neighbourhoods, but someone (civilian resident) had a 4x4 pickup, and so the medics set up a triage staging area as close as they could and the guy in the pickup went in time and again to bring people out for treatment and transport.
Say what you like about how people have gotten so selfish and cold-hearted in recent years, it's times like that you get to see true hearts.
Sorry for the ramble, call it relief you made it and still have power
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You know that is when you see humanity help each other in the worst of time they aren;t crying about it or wo me it ok what can i do to help and get help to the injured to get them out of the wrackage...I think we are blind at times and don't look anymore oyu know but it is all around us if we take a moment stop and look you will see amazing acts of unselfishness and genuine kindness....I'm fine but I was worried .....
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