[sananto]

Many years ago that light on top of the Drury Inns which was known back then as the Alamo National Bank, we would look to it to give us an idea of what the weather would be. If there were lights moving up it would indicate that the temperature of course would be climbing. If the lights were moving down it meant colder weather. If the whole thing was flashing it mean we should expect rain. I thought it was rather cool back then. If if the weather was going to be same with no change the light would remain steady and do nothing.