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Dec. 20th, 2007 07:51 pmWell.
One would think that, living in Utah, midwinter thunderstorms wouldn't happen. One would, apparently, be wrong. I left the library at a little before five and got to the TRAX station to be greeted by loud thunder and hail. By the time the train arrived (fifteen minutes behind the schedule that was posted) it had turned to snow, which made coming home from the local station rather treacherous.
One would think that, living in Utah, midwinter thunderstorms wouldn't happen. One would, apparently, be wrong. I left the library at a little before five and got to the TRAX station to be greeted by loud thunder and hail. By the time the train arrived (fifteen minutes behind the schedule that was posted) it had turned to snow, which made coming home from the local station rather treacherous.
