We outran them

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That may be evidence of our foolishness to be on the road in a massive outbreak of bad weather. For two weeks hubby has been wanting to go to another town to eat at one of our many favorite restaurants. I told him fine, we would stop at my sister's place on the way back. We left immediately after I got home from work and had a wonderful Chinese buffet dinner. While we ate the clouds changed from white and poofy to dark and ominous. We stopped for a brief visit with my sister, then went to fuel t he vehicle and hit t he road. I recently have installed The Weather Channel weather app on my phone. It screamed at us literally all the way home. We would have been smart to shelter with her, but we did not. We saw a little hail, a little rain, lots of dust. There was even a dust storm warning issued. It felt as if a big black cloud was sitting right over us. We made it home, got the cats situated, and put t hings away my sister sent home. Then we went to bed because I get up early and hubby was exhausted from fighting the wind. Besides, we wanted to be safe in bed if the power went out. Our little town had a brief thunder and hail storm and now all is quiet this morning. I will go for coffee with my friend. I am sure you understand why I did not want to be on a computer in the middle of the storm.