Evacuating Notre Dame Stadium

In the past 13 years of attending games at Notre Dame Stadium, I've sat in a pile of ice and snow, and I've baked on cloudless 95-degree days. I've seen the crowd cheer for a squirrel running into the end zone when the Notre Dame offense could't, and I've seen sprinklers try to stop Pittsburgh when the Notre Dame defense couldn't. But I'd never had to evacuate the stadium until Saturday - and neither had anyone else.Saturday started as one of those cloudless 95-degree days. When PA announcer Mike Collins did his usual pregame weather report, he got wild cheers when he mentioned they were tracking storms headed to the stadium, since rain sounded like quite a relief at that point. I had also seen a weather report that called for possible showers, but they didn't look possible at that point.Towards the end of the first half, there was a brief but refreshing shower. They sky still didn't have any storm clouds though - at least until the end of th...