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Moods of the sky behind our weather instruments 2017-18
elagache:
Dear WeatherCat shutterbugs,
It is past the equinox and the conditions are starting to be good for some interesting cloud formations in the predawn skies behind my anemometer. This morning I managed to snap this photo:
It is s promising start to the season of colorful cloud formations associated with stormy seasons in the Northern Hemisphere.
Cheers, Edouard
P.S. ;) . . . So who is going to top this photo? :D
elagache:
Dear WeatherCat shutterbugs,
Oddly enough, the winds were blowing from a different direction early this morning so we had no smoke and decent visibilities until shortly after sunrise. That allowed me to take this placid scene around my anemometer:
The image definitely seems rather odd considering the smoggy day we have had since!
Cheers, Edouard
elagache:
Dear WeatherCat shutterbugs,
In Northern California, it is still warm with conditions of very low humidity. Thus, still a dangerous situation for wild-fires. Nonetheless the overnight temperatures are such that condensation trails are visible in the predawn skies. That made for a pretty scene this morning:
Okay, who's going to get their camera out and take a pretty picture of their instruments before "old man winter" coops you all up with a big freeze! [freeze]
Cheers, Edouard [cheers1]
bcurry:
Red sky in morning...
elagache:
Dear Bill and WeatherCat shutterbugs, . . . . .
--- Quote from: bcurry on October 18, 2017, 11:52:39 AM ---Red sky in morning...
--- End quote ---
Nifty shot! Thanks Bill for sharing! I like how you managed to get such a close-up of the anemometer and yet the picture does move back into the red horizon. Very nicely done! ThU5:-)
Cheers, Edouard [cheers1]
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