 Yeah, and the winds, the gusts to 62 miles an hour at Twin Cities Airport, that's what blew down a lot of trees, broke up a lot of branches, and caused power outages. They're still cleaning up from that today. This was a nocturnal thunderstorm, Tom. They tend to happen mid and late summer. MCS, a mesoscale convective complex, that basically means a big cluster of storms that race southeast from Fargo into the Twin Cities at night and feeds off that deep humidity and heat that we had going over the weekend.