Here the weather has been terrible. Very humid and with several storms. Hopefully by the end of the exams it will be nice and sunny.

Holy crap! I went out and grabbed my Euro Coins to figure out how big that hail is- it's bigger than a bloody golf ball! Those things are, like, tennis ball-sized! That's madness!

 

As per usual, it's really freaking hot in Florida. Like, mid-nineties (F) hot. Like, thirties © hot.

Of course it rained on Saturday when I moved, so we had to try and keep the furniture and whatnot as dry as possible. Other than that, the past few days have been warm and sunny up here.

Brought some Euros back, Tofu?

 

Oh yeah, Rob! It will always rain when you are moving ... always. I just know that too good.

 

A thunderstorm brought lots of destruction to some towns here in the Black Forest. Two women drowned in their car and one elderly woman drowned in her own cellar. Those pics they are showing here are harmless to that what they do show in the news.

Bugger, when I heard about the flooding in Germany I was getting worried about you mate. Glad you're alright Eagle!

No worries, Krytos. Although I don´t live on a mountain and the rhine runs right around our town, my house lies that high it would need whole a lot more water than those poor people had to suffer to reach it.

We had severe thunderstorm and hail warnings yesterday and today, but its been nothing but sunny. It reached 95F today, and its only early June! I think its gonna be a horrible, hot summer...

A thunderstorm didn´t went over our city, but over my mothers former hometown:

 

http://img.badische-zeitung.de/aktionen/2008/fastnews/unwetter-muellheim-gr.jpg

(source: badische-zeitung.de)

 

Luckily she doesn´t live there anymore.

 

71 liters per m² in a very short time!!

 

Got to point out that such kind of bad weather never occured here before in such an amount.

Whatever happened around here is nothing like the people in Iowa and Masachusets have to suffer now. My thoughts are with these people.