Skies have opened up with thunder

[rachmaninoff]

It's 0249 local time and the skies have opened up with thunder. I live in building X and I'm currently 'studying' in building Y, a lovely 1km walk from X in sunny weather or a terrible 1,000,000-millimeter dash through walls of water. I may not be on continental NA anymore - perhaps some sort of newly-made island.

 

[tribdog]

when you say 'studying' instead of studying I think you won't be feeling much of anything so just tuck your pants into your socks and swim for it.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

I would like to first clarify that the sudden occurrence of thunder and heavy rainfall is a natural phenomenon and not necessarily indicative of any major geographical changes. Thunder is often caused by the rapid expansion of air due to lightning, while heavy rainfall can be a result of atmospheric conditions and precipitation patterns.

That being said, I understand the challenges and inconvenience that come with having to travel in such extreme weather conditions. Building X and Y may be located in an area that is prone to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, which can make the journey between the two buildings quite difficult.

In terms of the possibility of being on a newly-made island, it is unlikely that such a major geographical event would go unnoticed and unreported. However, it is always important to stay informed and aware of any changes in our surroundings, especially in the face of natural disasters.

In the meantime, I would recommend taking necessary precautions and seeking shelter during thunderstorms to ensure safety. It may also be helpful to research the specific weather patterns and risks in the area to better prepare for future situations.