Post by ScarredPixieWings on Feb 27, 2005 22:42:55 GMT -5
On Sunday the 20th, the night was topsy-turvy in Ajoia! The weather was strange even for our Crystaline city!
The rain was thrashing the buildings, teh streets were practically flooded, and the ones down by there port were indeed so. The alleys ways were small rivers. Even this kind of weather is unexplainable for our rainy city!
We spoke to the weathermen at the airport, and they claim that the storm was entirely unexpected. They had no readings or predictions for it. It just appeared!
The port itself was in turmoil the entire evening, some claim to have heard strange noises from it. One witness said it sounded like a cat being thrown into a river, others, like a lost pack of dogs. What ever the sounds, they were not pretty and the results were no less nice.
The warehouses on the 9th and 8th pier were flooded, and some goods were dammaged. The shipping containters lining the ports were turned over and some even opened, luckily they were empty.
The weathermen are still trying to find a pattern they could have missed so that they can in the future, warn of us of such natural disasters and help prevent the damage that was occured last sunday, by our own precautionary measures.#nosmileys#nosmileys
The rain was thrashing the buildings, teh streets were practically flooded, and the ones down by there port were indeed so. The alleys ways were small rivers. Even this kind of weather is unexplainable for our rainy city!
We spoke to the weathermen at the airport, and they claim that the storm was entirely unexpected. They had no readings or predictions for it. It just appeared!
The port itself was in turmoil the entire evening, some claim to have heard strange noises from it. One witness said it sounded like a cat being thrown into a river, others, like a lost pack of dogs. What ever the sounds, they were not pretty and the results were no less nice.
The warehouses on the 9th and 8th pier were flooded, and some goods were dammaged. The shipping containters lining the ports were turned over and some even opened, luckily they were empty.
The weathermen are still trying to find a pattern they could have missed so that they can in the future, warn of us of such natural disasters and help prevent the damage that was occured last sunday, by our own precautionary measures.#nosmileys#nosmileys