#accessory cloud:

[cleverreports]

We report: we see the storm approaching on the radar, but the first boom of thunder still startles us in its echo. We count between flash and thunder in order to gauge the distance, and we find it dwindling fast between each strike. We feel the ground rumbling through our heels.

[cleverreports]

We report: scud clouds are leading ahead of the storm cell while the weather is taking its time deciding where to go next. There was a heavy shower earlier, and it suddenly got cold after a relatively mild morning. Even now, the sun is out, but it has not fully stopped raining.

[cleverreports]

We report in windy conditions: spiders are weaving large webs between torn up clouds. The air is still sparkling with humidity from a shower, but these are no rain clouds - only passersby, which we can appreciate. For such big creatures, we are tiny specks of dust on a long path.

[cleverreports]

We report: one more in a series of storms, this one we see from a respectable distance, and it never comes any closer. A long sigh, inevitable, drawn out. There is no tension in the way the clouds gather and darken. The rain evaporates in the air long before reaching the ground.