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Our normal summer weather pattern includes a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. But we are stuck in a pattern of repetitive thunderstorms.
Thunderstorm #3 for the day.
Living in the mountains of western North Carolina, we are accustomed to the grind of a daily thunderstorm. The humidity builds throughout the day until Mother Nature just has to release the pressure and drop some rain on us. But the key is “a” thunderstorm a day.
How many thunderstorms can we have in a day?
As we have mentioned many times, Frankie is not a fan of rumbling skies (or fighter jets flying overhead or any other loud noises), so he believes that no more than one thunderstorm a day should be allowed. In fact, he is lobbying to move to somewhere that doesn’t have thunderstorms at all.
Snow is fine, just not thunder.
Can we stop with the repetitive thunderstorms?
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AAWW Frankie-I agree-TOO many BOOMERS are hard to deal with!
Poor Frankieβs ears say it all…hang close to Hu-Dad, Frankie!
Oh Frankie. Is Hu-dad playing music for you to drown it out? π
Frankie I so agree! I do not like being rudely awakened from a nice afternoon nap by loudly rumbling skies.
Aww π My husky Eddie agrees 100% with Frankie that thunderstorms (and fireworks) are unnecessary and should be outlawed.
Leena seconds the motion and calls for a vote…
Poor baby! Those thunderstorms are so mean Frankie ????
Poor buddy