SUFFOLK, UK – The people of Suffolk yesterday found themselves convinced that it was tomorrow.

In an astonishing display of gullibility, the half-witted residents of Suffolk were fooled.into believing that a new day had dawned when a massive fireball,.caused by a lightning strike at a gas processing facility near Yarnton, Oxfordshire, briefly illuminated the night sky.

Reports suggest that as the fiery explosion lit up the heavens, numerous people were baffled into believing it was Tuesday. “My God – Izzit that time arlreddy?” exclaimed one particularly bewildered Suffolk local, squinting into the distant blazing inferno.

Early breakfast

As the orange atmosphere roared with thunder and crackled with electrical fury, residents in Suffolk.– known for their country charm and lack of meteorological understanding.– began to prepare themselves for work and their kids for school despite the fact that it was still 7.00pm on Monday evening.

Meanwhile, Back in Yanton, 123 miles to the west, firefighters were working diligently to contain the blaze,.with one brave fireman quipping, “Nah – It’s definitely Monday.”

With a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms and heavy rain over Suffolk in place until 5pm on Tuesday, residents of Suffolk are being forewarned not to believe it is nighttime if it merely gets dark overhead.

Use a watch

By early Tuesday morning, the smoke over Oxfordshire had lifted, and the previous night’s events served as a fiery reminder that, while the sun rises and sets unchangingly, life in Suffolk remains as unpredictable as ever.