Today I'm participating in Sky Watch Friday. You can take a gander at skies from Malaysia to Michigan, Timbuktu to Texas, by clicking here.
In the meantime, this is a view of the sky outside my window in our western Pennsylvania part of the Frozen North, presented as a public service for my friends back in Texas, where it is really hot and dry.(have I told you how hot and dry it is in Texas?) I thought they might appreciate a reminder of what rain looks like so that when it finally shows up again down there they won't be wondering what it is. (L--If I could put this in a box and send it to you I would. Honest.)
It came from the west one afternoon...
...and then it moved on,
leaving this behind:
I love the sky! And I hope it rains in Central Texas real soon.
11 comments:
Great sequence of photos. The 2nd photo is my favorite.. Did you leave your heart in Texas?
Yes,once a Texan always a Texan. We hope to retire "back home" in a few.
Beautiful shots. I like all three.
Wow, the "second one is in 1 word "fantastic"
Have a nice SWF
Confession time. The first and second photos were given a little boost with Photoshop (increasing detail, contrast, highlight a tad.) But we do have some spectacular sky over our field.
Love the second photo. The colors are wonderful!
I see your corn is doing as well as ours here! LOL Nice shots!
The moving on was especially stunning!
(The Shackleford horse book would be well worth getting a look at. The writing and the photos are just wonderful.)
I just loved your sky photos. If we had just a tenth of your recent rain, I would bet our pond will be filled up in a Texas minute! (That's sort of like a NY minute, only with a drawl.) --- L
Some great shots.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
We in Southern California thank you for the rain photos as well!
I am visiting rainy Skywatch photos to remember what rain looks like!
Those are beautiful heavy clouds.
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