I love the rumbly, wonderfulness of storms. I love the sound of rain. I LOVE storms like this.
Now, someone remind me to turn my phone sideways to get the wide shot instead of the tall shot.
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Then there’s the added bonus of not having to water the garden for a day or two. We get all our rain in winter, necessitating daily watering during summer. You’d enjoy the climate in Johannesburg, with its rolling thunderstorms every afternoon that last for half and hour before reverting to blue skies. The temperature there rarely gets higher than 28c either. (82F)
Charlotte, I would especially enjoy it with you and a large bottle of wine, but mostly you.