My birds eye view.


Soooooo, like many of you, we had a storm system pass though last night. From my current/temporary location I had a BIG view of the nasty storm moving into our area. As usual, I had to grab a camera. There was a ballgame going on right behind our building and let me tell you, people were running for their cars.

View to the West…

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View to the East.

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Ten minutes later, view to the West…

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View to the East.

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15 replies to “My birds eye view.

  1. Wow, fabulous shots! The lighting is insane. I’ve been a skywatcher all my life (comes with living on the Great Plains) but … umm … those are seriously dark skies!

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    1. It blew and poured buckets! No hail thank goodness. We were getting warnings about every three minutes to be on alert…tornadoes spring from storms like that one.

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      1. We don’t get tornadoes on the west coast – at least not in our area – but we get some pretty fierce windstorms. I think tornadoes would be absolutely terrifying.

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  2. Got caught on the edge of a thunderstorm while riding my bike yesterday. I skedaddled north, it kept moving east, and I was in sunshine by the time I got home. Didn’t really like hearing thunder all around, though. Didn’t see lightning, but obviously it was there. My companion stopped under a huge tree to do I-don’t-know-what. Yelled at him to get the heck out from under the stupid tree!

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    1. I would have yelled at him too! One of the worst places to be! Glad you made it back safe and sound.

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