At about 1:12 in the morning Johnathan Marcos looked out his window to see a heavy snowfall in the hot summer night. Cavalas, a small town in the process of rebuilding after many mysterious and unexplained abandonments, rarely sees any weather temperatures outside of 90 degrees Fahrenheit at this time of year.
Johnathan Marcos was not the only townsfolk to witness this event. Sarah Blackhert, Johnathan’s closest neighbor, also saw the snow out her window.
“I was adjusting my drapes when I noticed a thick snowfall. I went to the porch and put my hand out — it was snow and a whole lot of it.” Sarah Blackhert carried on, “The air was hot and cold at the same time… I really don’t know how to explain what I felt. It was nothing I have felt in snowfall before.”
Of the few people in Cavalas who claimed to have seen the snowfall, they all shared the belief that the snow was not falling for more then 12 or 13 minutes.
Forecasts did not and still do not call for any unusual weather this week in Cavalas or the surrounding areas. This morning Cavalas remains in the low 90′s as the heat continues this summer.
