Barrels and buckets for hours and hours. It quit for a while, but then about 5 in the a.m., a mighty cell moved from west to east, to the north. Radar had it moving across the mainland some 20 miles away, but even from this vantage point it appeared as an incandescent nebula of incessant electrical discharge, accompanied, muted by distance, by a continuous roar. Glad it missed us. On the other hand, more moisture is not what Michigan/Huron needs right now.