

Soon after we discovered the car, it was time to go pick up Maya about 2 miles south of our house. It took way longer than normal to get there due to many fallen trees, flooded streets and the traffic lights being out. When we finally got there, the normal 5 minute ride had taken about 20 minutes and poor Maya and her classmates were very anxious. Later we learned that the power had gone out in her classroom during the storm and a tree had fallen about 10 feet away from the room also. Her room has no windows, so it must have been pitch black and with all of the noises from outside, and considering most of these kids have sensory and anxiety issues anyway, it was quite a situation I'm sure. She was visibly upset when we picked her up but calmed quickly. We were grateful no one was hurt. Here are a few AZ Republic articles about our crazy weather if you are interested in reading more:
Wind, rain, hail clobber Valley
Arizona Weather Turns Wilder
2 comments:
I was JUST thinking about you and how we never got to finish our conversation in MD...too much drama! Anyway, I'm sure the dry ground in AZ does not stand up to fierce storms. I hope the car was ok after you unburied it.
It was totaled...we are getting another one soon. Right now we are a one car family.
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