The drive home was gnarly. It started pouring rain, rivers across the road, got pelted so hard with hail (which coated the road making it slippery with no visible lines) lightning, and people driving 15-20 mph (in an area that’s usually 45) with their hazards on. Many others pulling to the side of the road and deciding to wait it out.
On a positive note, I made it home safely. AND my car had been in sore need of a wash. Mother nature took care of it for me. 
I’m glad you made it home safely. The picture doesn’t really show it, but it is pouring here. Fortunately where I’m at this just happens randomly and stops
I wish it would pour here. We’re in the midst of fire season.
I would drive every ounce of this over there if I could and it would help.
I wish this storm would head your way, Jean.
I always think about how one side of the country is burning and another one is soaked in everyday rains this time of the year.
I had to quit reborning because I could no longer afford it.
