My point with Coohoo is long forgotten and I accidently erased your msg.
I will reply from home on a much bigger computer. I think I meant that
we don't get copious amounts of water when we have thunderstorms (which I
haven't seen since I was in Dallas a few years ago.) I need to get into
a special frame of mind when talking to doggie's couch.

On Jul 15, 1:48*pm, Dave wrote:
My point with Coohoo is long forgotten and I accidently erased your msg. *
I will reply from home on a much bigger computer. *I think I meant that
we don't get copious amounts of water when we have thunderstorms (which I
haven't seen since I was in Dallas a few years ago.) *I need to get into
a special frame of mind when talking to doggie's couch.

I understand - T-Storms at lower elevations here in CA can be fairly
dry, due to many factors. Still plenty of electrical discharge,
though - although not like I remember from the Texas-OK area, or
especially New England, where some of the most electrically potent
storms occur. I recall more than a few storms where the lightning
flashed at a staccato rate for upwards of an hour, not just in-cloud,
but powerful and terrifying Cloud-Ground discharges that would rattle
the foundations. It was wonderful! :-)

Bruce Jensen