So, yeah, there was a strong wind blowing and it lasted for more than 40 minutes. And the howling was scary...
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| I was afraid of the window pane exploding towards me if I start to climb up and close off the upper window. So, I left it alone and luckily, I did not open the window behind me or else... The wind flow in the place today was not a straight one but from the bottom to the bedroom upstairs (behind). |
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| Half an hour later, there was a loud crash and this tree branch fell. Luckily the roof held and there was no car parked below. |
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| When the storm abated, all was well until I noticed the kitchen's counter top was dirty. I had cleaned it more than an hour before. Which means, the wind was so strong, it kept blowing at the windows, freeing up any blocked debris in there. |
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| So, any utensils that was not covered were affected. |
On the next morning, it was time to go to work and survey the damage. I did not go out the evening before as the sky grew very dark within minutes. Although the wind was fierce, the rain that came with it was surprisingly mild.
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| The debris in front and all the while, I can actually feel the wind coming from the bottom at very high speeds. |
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| The clean up crew will have their work cut out for them today. |
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| Lots of debris |
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And so, this is my first time weathering a Windy Kuching Storm. And with the strong howling, I was very afraid of the glass imploding without warning and getting shards of them in my face.
