What used to be a Lake in GeorgiaWe were on tornado watch here until 11 p.m. last night. It hit Coco Beach and destroyed some homes and cars.
Being from tornado alley, Alabama, I spent a restless night worrying about it. Fortunately, it just rained all night and the tornado watch was lifted by early morn.
The forecast for tomorrow is sunny and 75.
I thought Georgia got quite a bit of rain in late fall? I guess not if it's still that dry.
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn--thanks for visiting my blog. I agree with you on the drought! I was up in VA visiting my son and took a few photos of the same kind of situation. We just had a report last night on the news where some of our Eastern nurseries are on water restriction. It means a loss of jobs for those in the plant industry. I feel for them and their families.
ReplyDeleteI remember 75.........I even remember what the sun felt like. Enjoy it!!
ReplyDeleteHi Ki,
ReplyDeleteThey are still in a severe drought in Georgia and some other southern states. It will have to rain steady every day for a long time before it makes up for it.
You're welcome, Anna. I also feel for the folks whose lives are adversely affected by the drought.
ReplyDeleteVery funny, ha, ha, Vonlafin. Nice to see your sunny sunflower smile.
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