rlands
07/27/15 12:58 pm
Wow, that's impressive. I have a friend who swears she can sense impending rain with her knee.
I also have a brother who claims to have 100% accuracy with predicting the current weather by looking out the window.
TomM
07/27/15 1:03 pm
I look at them, but if I'm not going anywhere and they say heavy rain and risk of flooding, I don't care.
susanr Colorado
07/27/15 4:11 pm
I pay attention. Although, during several weeks of daily thunderstorms here recently, I was getting alerts numerous times a day through Wunderground. Severe thunderstorm alert, alert cancelled, flash flood alert, alert cancelled. Cycled all day.
rlands
07/27/15 1:28 pm
Believe me, I've heard! I'm in the office and everyone's phones went off practically simultaneously. We had some about an hour ago and it's disruptively loud!
alynn Somewhere wonderful
07/27/15 1:55 pm
That's what happened to us too! I was on the phone with a client and my cell and everyone else's started sounding off. You'd have thought there was a tornado coming!
rlands
07/27/15 1:14 pm
Ohhh yes that would make a lot of sense. It's helpful to be sensitive in terms of sensory perceptions. Although I can imagine the taste thing at least can get overwhelming at times?
EnderWiggin So disillusioned...
07/27/15 1:23 pm
It can be. We throw out more meat than I'd like. She gets a whiff on the tiniest malodor and she doesn't trust it. I'll usually eat it later.
Luckily, she is finance mgr @ our co-op so usually brings home fresh whatever for dinner.
TopsQueen Oregon Coast
07/30/15 9:09 pm
I live in a tsunami zone. A couple years ago the TV flashed my mediate evacuation noticed for a Tsunami coming in. I immediately I'm plug the iron and debated taking my sewing machine upstairs. Then it dawned on me I have not felt an earthquake.
ThomG25 Texas
07/29/15 5:54 pm
I definitely remain aware of it, but I don't stress or worry about it. I usually get flash flood warnings, so it's good to at least remain aware.
mugendraco Alabama
07/29/15 8:37 pm
Severe thunderstorm warnings happen almost every day here. The storms themselves last 30 minutes at most, and should hardly be called severe.
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