Unique Traffic Award and upcoming weather scenario

I would like to start today's blog by thanking Ken Reynolds for creating and awarding my blog with this "Unique Traffic Award" for the interestingly unique and creatively innovative ways that I lure new traffic to my blog. Thanks, Ken! That was so sweet! I guess in true blog award fashion, I need to pay this award forward, by awarding this to folks who impress me with their interestingly unique and creatively innovative ways of drawing in new traffic. This is an easy award to pay forward, as there are 3 people who stand out as using some of the most entertaining tactics I have seen...

1. Steve Miller, Oklahoma (You had to know you were getting this one... identical triplets???)
2. Steve Miller, Texas (I think you have been taking lessons from the other one...)
3. Jeff Gammons (Since he's the only person I know of who knows what's going on with the Tropical Cyclone Jokwe in Mozambique and Cyclone Kamba)

You guys definitely earned that award!!! Speaking of that though... had a hit yesterday from someone searching for "south ga boggin"... you might be a redneck if... people find your blog when they search for "south ga boggin". Yeah, buddy.

I did stop on the way to work this morning to capture some sun and landscape shots... the sun rose into the horizon first casting a golden amber glow, which faded into a deep blue of the passing twilight. That golden hue combined with the fog just after sunrise to create some phenomenal landscapes, so I had to dew what I dew. I pulled off the side of the road and snapped a few shots. I am sure that passing traffic was irritated that I was not merely going with the flow... but oh well. I got the shots I was after, even got a cool shape out of the sun with my cool barn...Now... onto the weather... First, I have noticed that TWC is advertizing Tornado Awareness Week next week, and they are going to teach families how to prepare for a tornado... should be interesting to watch... Aside from that, the SPC has outlined several areas for a slight risk of severe weather... starting in Texarkana today, spreading into much of Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, and Tennessee tomorrow, and then missing me to the north on Saturday, impacting much of Georgia and the Carolinas. We are expecting thunderstorms tomorrow evening, which should make the CoCoRaHS training interesting, that I am hosting tomorrow evening for all the weather enthusiasts who are planning to come. I am so excited about CoCoRaHS starting up in Georgia, and I am impressed with the local interest and response to the appeal for volunteers... there are many weather enthusiasts among us. Anyways, thunderstorms tomorrow evening, nothing severe locally, but perhaps I can shoot some lightning. I haven't done that since last summer.

Toodles,
~Dewdrop