Storm Two
Storm one is posted below. For storm two, we received severe thunderstorm warnings. We watched the sky get darker...
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| and darker.... | 
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| and even a little green... | 
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| Yet, those first three pictures were taken from where I was standing in this picture facing out. This one Evelyn took from where she was sitting in the first picture. Blue skies! | 
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| We had a good idea of what was headed our way. we are the blue pin. | 
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| Our hummingbird feeder post hail. | 
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| And some hail stones for the books. | 
Storm One
We got a severe thunderstorm warning on our phones around 10:30pm. Ben moved the cars into the garage and I watched the lightening storm from the front porch. I could hear wind and thunder, but also a very loud swooshing sound in the distance. That sound came closer and closer and within minutes a wall of hail surrounded us. It was very loud! We had damaged screens and planters but all very minor.
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| Window screens | 
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| Good reason to get some new flower pots. | 
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| Hail stones were a little smaller in the first storm, but there were more of them. | 
Because we had minimal damage, it made the storm pretty exciting. Unfortunately, our neighbors a few miles away had it much worse. Here is a news report on it:
And last, here is a photo of the storm from afar: