Phew, what a storm! From the time I stepped out my door to the time I got to my car, it went from warm humid autumn afternoon to ominously cloudy with distant thunder. And by the time I'd driven three blocks I, all the trees were trying to lie down, the car was rocking on its shocks, and my windscreen was being pelted by raindrops the size of marbles.

That was half an hour ago and it hasn't stopped. The leak in my roof is running like an open tap. The garden is a river. The wind has settled a bit and the thunder remains distant, but wow.

Oh wow. The street outside my home is a river now. Just rushing water from kerb to kerb.

Starting to worry for people in low-lying areas.

Okay it's passed. Just normal rain again. The road is a road once more.
@uastronomer I hate traveling in the thick, or any, rain. Glad it is clear for the moment. Hate to hear about the roof, Allen.
@paul Yeah, it's annoying. Previous owner built a living room by enclosing a large patio, but that meant the roof had to have a very shallow slope, so it's always been leaky in that room :( And the quote to fix it makes my eyes water.
@uastronomer We recently got rid of two flat roof that joined at different pitches out of fear of leaks, and literally the day before they started building up the roof, it started leaking, nearly 6 years after we moved here and I started obsessively worrying about it. #PaulsRoof https://oldfriends.live/@paul/115640059887143072

@uastronomer Here's me worrying about #PaulsRoof last year. Shows the mess better than the previous reply

https://oldfriends.live/@paul/115500521749793669

@paul Oh wow, yeah that looks like it will collect so much water instead of draining it away!

@uastronomer It's gone, pitched now, so that worry is over for me. The suspended rubber water diverter in the corner is what puzzled me.

Hope you can find a solution.