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[x_storm]

I woke up this morning feeling ill, though those of you in the infirmary will be glad to know that the cause is not viral or bacterial. Upon turning on the National Weather Service channel I have been informed that the area around Kansas and Missouri seems to have been hit with an extremely heavy snowstorm. They are predicting quite a bit of precipitation, and if you ask me, their estimates are rather conservative.

For those of you that complain about the winter weather in any way, shape, or form - be glad that you do not live in the Midwest. Now I am off to try and find something to do that will distract me from this feeling of 'ick' - distractions are welcome.

Comments

[x-wildchild.livejournal.com]

Wait, so a big snowstorm in Kansas makes you get the flu? How's that work?

[x-storm.livejournal.com]

Part of my powers is that I am attuned to changes in atmospheric conditions - pressure, temperature and the like. Though usually this awareness only applies to my immediate vicinity, large enough fronts like the one over the Midwest can affect me as well... it is not so much the flu as just a general sense of 'off'ness. Though as far as I can tell, the storm is naturally occurring, it is still a rather large shift in normal conditions, and as such, everything else around it is affected.

Much like the butterfly in Tokyo flapping its wings, in a way.

[x-traction.livejournal.com]

Want some company?

[x-storm.livejournal.com]

Yes, please.