Storms Rage across the Nation
As predicted by lead meteorologists from the Berm’s Institute of Meteorology, five time winner of the international meteorological convention for most accurate weather estimates and proud sponsors of the HermPost Berm’s Estimate Weather Report, a storm of colossal size has struck Hermistan, the first of its kind this season. Luckily, damage reports are still low as more information comes in from across the more remote regions of the Cottage Region which received as much as ten inches of rain in some parts.
Hastily dug irrigation ditches aiming to move the vast quantity of water pouring down from the heavens into local streams, estuaries, and aqueducts proved ineffective, resulting in the flooding of countless farms across the three central states of the Cottage Region. The City of Cottage itself saw high rain totals, too much for the municipal sewer system which overflowed into the river. The Berms sanitation crews have been deployed to the contamination site, with hopes of decontaminating the river with five hundred pounds of soap.
“It looks like my meteorologists will win the award for the sixth year in a row,” says the Berm in a press briefing about the storm. “Our closest competitor, the Duff Herm and his Duff Turtle will not be able to recover from their fatally flawed prediction, not after we’ve predicted this storm exactly right!”
The Duff Herm and his Duff Turtle, however, are not admitting defeat as easily as the Berm expected, however, since, strangely enough, the skies of Yostacorn were cloud-free today prompting the Duff Herm to argue his prediction, thus far, seemed to be holding out. The Commission that gives out the award, formed of a representative member from each of the participating countries (Alk, Drome, Duff Hermistan, Egland, Eri Hermistan, and Hermistan) will determine whether or not the Duff Turtle’s prediction holds out in their next meeting though two members have already stated their opinion for either side.
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