[Intro]

Saturday:

Rain.

Sunday:

Also rain.

Beacon Twenty-Four:

Prepare the nation.

[Verse]

"Wet?" said Maya. "Too domestic."
"Storm?" said Leo. "Used last week."
Gordon circled "atmospheric,"
Then marked EMERGENCY with a red streak.

At nine we booked another guest
Who owned a waterproofing shop.
He said, "Buy covers while you can."
Gordon said, "Now THAT's a stronger top."

[Pre-Chorus]

Thirty percent. Forty-five.
Bring the satellite alive.
Fifty-eight — the numbers grow.
Put a red arrow on the low.

[Chorus]

Weekend Weather Emergency?
Rain with unprecedented urgency.
Clouds are gathering visibly—
Weekend Weather Emergency?

Close the sheds and guard the tea—
This is our gravest weekend yet.

[Verse]

Rebecca stood beneath the sign
Where not one street had flooded yet.
A raindrop landed on the lens—
The banner changed: REGION UNDER THREAT.

She watched a plastic cup roll past,
A gull adjusted where it stood.
The lower-third screamed WEATHER BLAST.
Rebecca said, "My coat is good."

[Chorus]

Weekend Weather Emergency?
Rain with unprecedented urgency.
Clouds are gathering visibly—
Weekend Weather Emergency?

Tie the bins and charge the phone—
This is our gravest weekend yet.

[Drum Break]

Ten percent. Twenty-nine.
Forty-two by dinnertime.
Sixty, seventy, eighty-four—
Chance of rain. We need much more.

[Bridge]

Saturday came. It rained till two—
One basement leaked, a man wore sandals through.
Sunday noon the clouds withdrew.
Gordon whispered: "Can we call the sunshine THE AFTERMATH?"

[Final Chorus]

Weekend Weather Emergency?
Rain completed successfully.
Put the umbrellas back to bed.
Remove the arrows coloured red.
Until next Friday says "Possible wind"—

We're saved.

[Outro]

Monday: dry. Tuesday: dry.
Wednesday—developing cloud.
Stay with us.