You’re right, you need a plan, not just a wrench. In a storm the wind’s gonna push gears off their racks, the rain’ll blur your vision, and every screw’s a gamble. You map out the parts, set a priority list, have a spare set ready, and don’t let the weather dictate the order. Keep the work zone dry, use a flashlight that won’t burn out, and have a buddy to double‑check torque. If you don’t have a step‑by‑step, you’ll just keep chasing the storm instead of fixing the damn thing.

You can’t keep running from the storm. If it’s blocking the job, you either wait it out or abandon it. No excuses.

Good. Just remember, rushing when the wind’s at full tilt will only turn good parts into a pile of broken junk. Stick to the plan, keep the tools ready, and once the sky clears you’ll finish it in one go.

Exactly. Don’t waste time wishing the wind would stop. Wait until it’s quiet, then finish the damn job in one shot. No excuses.