Washing dishes during intense wind
You are washing dishes in the kitchen while incredibly strong wind batters the exterior windows and door frames.
Watching a dramatic sky, thunder, or shifting weather.
You are washing dishes in the kitchen while incredibly strong wind batters the exterior windows and door frames.
You are trying to concentrate on reading a detailed document, but the surrounding rain noise consistently makes focus difficult.
While standing outside, you observe insects and small animals scurrying urgently toward low cover from the deluge.
Dense sheets of rain create a continuous spray that makes it impossible to make out clear features ahead.
You locate a tiny, sheltered corner inside a building where the heavy drumming of rain is noticeably muffled.
You are in the middle of a heated discussion when a powerful gust of wind suddenly blows through the space.
The rain has stopped, but the ground remains saturated, causing you to lose your balance while walking across a lawn.
You are inside a closed, quiet room, concentrating on the low rumble of distant thunder as the weather shifts outside.
A persistent, light rain falls while you struggle to tighten a dripping gutter bracket, making the metal slick and difficult to grip.
The thick, unbroken grey canopy of clouds suddenly tears apart to let a momentary shaft of bright sunlight through.
You watch the dense, dark storm clouds steadily drift across a stretch of busy, moving highway below.
You sit alone trying to meditate, but the constant noise of the approaching storm makes concentration nearly impossible.
A distinct heavy, pressing sensation fills the air just before the first drops begin to fall heavily.
You watch the lowest layers of clouds rapidly churn and shift overhead, making the sky feel incredibly close and unstable.
While driving on a rural road, the car abruptly stalls as intense, unpredictable squall lines race across the visibility.
Through a brief, sharp break in the clouds, you catch a distinct, unbroken line of clear horizon stretching far into the distance.
From a protected porch, you listen to the deep, slow, rhythmic sound of distant thunder vibrating through the quiet evening air.
You watch the water race and distort the view of the streetlights through the streaking, heavily saturated window glass.
Despite the downpour, you notice a small, quiet eddy of water near a retaining wall where the sound lessens slightly.
You observe commercial signs and street markers bending and swaying violently under the relentless force of the blowing wind.
You rush toward a shop entrance and manage to stand under a narrow, inadequate awning as the downpour begins to saturate it.
You are walking through a park as sudden heavy rain begins to fall, causing the leaves to rush down around you.
You are trying to maneuver a basket full of groceries across a wet sidewalk while a persistent, light drizzle continues to fall.
You are in a small, inflatable boat trying to steer it through choppy water generated by strong, irregular gusts.
Each scene has its own page. Short interpretations offer possibilities for reflection; your feelings and personal associations come first.