The Storm. The storm approaching with the speed of 60 miles per hour, it was just too rapid for the eyes of the customers in the store. Jones and his sister hurried to the window

        All the family members were just having their weekend filled with happiness until they heard the news about the storm. The news about the storm brought a feeling of discontent on everyone's faces. This was not what anyone was expecting in the furthest depths of  their memories. Jones's father decided to bring the family back on table and spoke the words of his heart, ordering the family to pack up and move on its earliest. All the siblings started to murmur in each other's ear while Jones's parents were still think of where to move. The family commenced their packing up procedure in the next few days. The winds were getting more harder as the days were passing by. Sun never showed its mercy on people of the city and every day the clouds were getting darker.

        The day arrived on which the storm was expected to arrive. Local authorities signalled red for the day and for precautionary measures announced that people should stay outside the area from which the storm is going to pass. Jones and his family were done with their packing and were ready to drive off to the nearest safe heaven. The leaves were so still that Jones thought it was going to rain. This all scenery called the attention of Jones to certain serious clouds that were rolling with disturbing intention from the west, accompanied by a depressed, threatening roar. The family hurried inside the car and Jones's father started to drive off at the fullest of cars speed. Not caring about the cameras on the highway, the speed was just intense for the family members. The dark clouds of the storm could have be seen from the 50 miles radius. Speeding up towards the safe heavens, the rain started to come down heavily on the windows of the car. Fear was taking over every ones faces. Finally they were at Chicken nuggets store and decided to remain there till the storm had passed. Immense power of wind started to rattle windows of the store while people at the store were hiding behind the furniture to protect themselves from the fear of the storm.

        The storm approaching with the speed of 60 miles per hour, it was just too rapid for the eyes of the customers in the store. Jones and his sister hurried to the window and spotted their house far in the east, alone at the top of the hill. They could see the fields being lifted up by the high-speed of storm. Few seconds passed by and they could spot their house and the roof being elevated by the harsh winds. The cars, houses, fields and everything in the way of storm could be seen flying and colliding in the skies like the day of judgment has arrived. The fear of the storm brought Jones and his sister back to hide behind the couches and weeping sounds could have been heard from all the corners of the stores. Horror caught the brains of the people in the store. It took five to six hours for the storm to get away from the boundaries of 60 kilometres and the authorities signalled green for the population near and in the premises of the city of Denver.