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Here in the South, folks say they can smell rain coming. That earthy, charged scent is called petrichor—caused by ozone, plant oils, and soil bacteria getting kicked up just before the skies open. I’ve lived here long enough that you’d think I’d have picked up that trick, but maybe being only half Southern is to blame. I didn’t catch the storm building on the horizon this time either—Kansept’s Thunderhead blew in fast, and it hit hard.