Summer storms are always a time, but the absolute peak level of crazy weather is when a monster one hits for about 0.002 seconds, sending a city apocalyptic before passing on, likely to piss off fish and sharks in the ocean. Like the Sydney storm we just got, not even an hour ago. For five minutes.
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Okay, I don’t *actually* know if it hit for 5 minutes, but it felt like it – it’s now normal and sunny (???) outside. Not that long ago it was… not. Check out some of the primo content people have posted of their own experiences in the Sydney storm.
https://twitter.com/clarinta/status/1199154753160089600
When it rains it pours #sydneystorm @abcsydney pic.twitter.com/GFSx0tznNg
— Sydney Cove Oyster Bar (@scoysterbar) November 26, 2019
When it rains it pours #sydneystorm @abcsydney pic.twitter.com/GFSx0tznNg
— Sydney Cove Oyster Bar (@scoysterbar) November 26, 2019
#sydneystorm 5 minutes of mayhem 2079 pic.twitter.com/CfQtnCgdM4
— Bazzio101 (@Bazzio101) November 26, 2019
#sydneystorm 5 minutes of mayhem 2079 pic.twitter.com/CfQtnCgdM4
— Bazzio101 (@Bazzio101) November 26, 2019
https://twitter.com/chrispage83/status/1199151102815420416
Reckon it’s windy out? #sydneystorm pic.twitter.com/6nA7XN6R9l
— Martin (@marty386) November 26, 2019
And here it comes #sydneystorm pic.twitter.com/sGALpgNgEh
— Tim Rose (@tp_rose) November 26, 2019
https://twitter.com/JaimehWarner/status/1199163440566128640
More like the apocalypse every day pic.twitter.com/7Gf1kcQJ0Z
— Geoff (@gshuetrim) November 26, 2019
In not great news, the storm has allegedly caused more fires – including one to jump from Wisemans Ferry into Dharug National Park. Hopefully the winds die down and the new fires can be contained.
