 Yeah, Minneapolis got smoked, Tom, by this storm. It just blew up right over the urban heat island. It was drifting in from the northern suburbs. And, you know, we call that in the meteorology business a wet microburst. Some folks these days calling them rain bombs because when that rain shaft hits the ground, it just spreads out and gushes out and produces high winds and just a whole lot of rain. One to two inches plus in the neighborhoods just south of I-94 in Minneapolis.