 You know, I'm calling it the Miami effect. A couple people I know who used to live in Florida have said the same thing. It's reminded of that. You know, we've had very little wind aloft, so these storms don't move very fast. And when they develop, they also dissipate pretty quickly. And as they crash, their outflows, that cool rain-cooled air, crashes into other outflows of other storms and forms new storms right over us. And that's what happened yesterday. That produced that brief cell that produced some large hail and some wind gusts.