As Kevin found out, the weather can play tricks on you–He had just gone to the nearby Subway for a sandwich when he got caught in the fog. Not planning to be out long, he hadn’t put on his Rolex, so accurate timing was difficult, but it seemed like a long time before he was able to see ground again, and here he was, not in coastal Texas, but coastal Lake Michigan in Wisconsin. He noted that these Cheese Heads talked funny, not like normal folks back in Texas . . .
David Paul, the Channel 11 weather guy, said that he had it on good authority that the flooding would be temporary and limited to only parts of Texas . . .
Shirlette (middle row , third from left) had anticipated the usual shower, but once again, it had turned into a downpour, flooding everything. The Channel 11 weather man had promised light showers, but, as usual, he was wrong. She wondered if the Truth In Advertising laws might apply; she made a note on her iPhone to email her congressman about it. . . . . David, Sf.G.
Henry (for publicity reasons they had another name for him) was more than a little disappointed in the technology breakdown; with weather satellites and high tech computers, what in the world did they need the opinion of some dumb old groundhog for to tell what the weather was going to be like? . . . . David, Sf.G.
