We had a weather alarm in our little country today, heavy rains, hail, and
windgusts of max. 120 km/h
And it rained! And mucho wind. It peaked at 15.15, when we could see nothing
but grey mist outside, caused by heavy rain spread by very strong winds.
That lasted a minute or so, then it slowly calmed and at 16.15, after
driving my sister home, the sky was turning yellow, then orange. The setting
sun did it's best to end with a spectaculair show. Everything went orange,
the street, cars, houses. It was a real WOW moment.
Sorry for the raindrops in this picture, but great end of this day, what a
sky, bright orange contrasting with that blue.

In article e.nl, Ge
Nidee writes
We had a weather alarm in our little country today, heavy rains, hail, and
windgusts of max. 120 km/h
And it rained! And mucho wind. It peaked at 15.15, when we could see nothing
but grey mist outside, caused by heavy rain spread by very strong winds.
That lasted a minute or so, then it slowly calmed and at 16.15, after
driving my sister home, the sky was turning yellow, then orange. The setting
sun did it's best to end with a spectaculair show. Everything went orange,
the street, cars, houses. It was a real WOW moment.
Sorry for the raindrops in this picture, but great end of this day, what a
sky, bright orange contrasting with that blue.


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What a splendid sunset!

I saw a waterspout rise from a street puddle just before my wheelie-bin
and my neighbour's made a bid for freedom, shuffling down the street
together on their tummies. It rained cats, dogs, trees and chimneys.
But the sky was clear by sunset.
--
Sue ]