Ummm Friday, yeah... I'll say this, my calendar is clear for that day!
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Looks like an interesting Friday for sure! Have fun over there. I'm sure I'll wake up to a few rumbles of thunder here in GA Saturday morning. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteFriday has a lot of potential... The key is the sun! If the prefrontal junk gets out of here and the sun comes out, then like I said, get ready! If a secondary low forms and moves through Arkansas, then we are in trouble assuming the sun is shinning. You be safe over there as well. I would watch this closely!
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