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Well first, nitrogen when electricity is passed through it emits green light. I have seen large electrical storms without the snow but a heavy rain that were pure green and Matrix Revolutions like :hehe:. I have my own fun, Mother-Nature-shows-us-we're-inferior stories.
I was on the road during this massive down pour. We couldn't see 30 feet infront of us... but you know how I and the driver did? Lightning. There were bolts every five senconds for minutes. And I mean biblical bolts of smiting power that arced, I kid you not from horizon to horizon. The sky filled completely with brilliant white and purple zigzagged slashes. It was so scary but beautiful.
And the amazing weather we're having now. I live in IL and we had weather that went from 7F to 40F, back to 9F. That day of 40F there was a fog cover so thick that the roads were completely lined with people pulled over. There wasnt anywhere left to stop the car. The fog covered most of IL, WI, and IN (so said the weatherman). This was after the tsunami, and just after that other earthquake, and then a freak mudslide in Calfornia that burried houses.
-If any of you get the chance, Steven King's "The Skeleton Crew", the short story the Mist is great. It came back to me that day.
Those days were fairly scarry but luckily I thought, "If it weren't for my horse." - Lewis Black
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