Ep 117 – Blood, Eels, and Rain

Most of the time, the Earth works as it should. Water can be counted upon to rise, mist, and fall again when heavy. We get variations of this, of course: fog, snow, and hail, for example. But for the most part, the cycle is quite normal — except when it really, really isn't. 

In this episode, we explore two specific cases of odd precipitation: North Carolina's blood rain in 1884 and Alabama's eel rain in 1892. One thing to note: instances of "blood rain" that have been investigated don't turn out to be blood. The case we discuss is likely an exception.

But first, Zoey's here with her Something Spooky: Haunts from the Workplace!

Sources: https://hauntedhospitality.wordpress.com/2023/06/27/ep-117-blood-eels-and-rain

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