I visit FaceBook often and have shared interesting news on it before. Today it's all about weather!
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| Image Credit Matt Devitt, weatherman |
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| Shared by Greg Dee |
I'm not out taking photos myself, as I made myself sick this last week taking care of business for 3 hours in the heat. I came home and then had to go out again for a problem. Returned and spent two days recuperating.
Since our temperatures have required heat warnings for several weeks, today I'm sharing beautiful photos of skies shared by others in Florida. Credit for photography is given from original Facebook postings.
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| Storm Chasers Image via FaceBook |
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| July 24th Good morning from Land of Lakes, Photo by Dawn Sweum Easparro |
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| Sunset photo on July 27th in Largo by Bill Woerner |
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| Storm Photo on July 23rd by Jacob Merrifield at Longboat Pass Bridge |
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| Photo on July 23rd at Lemon Bay, photo by Bebe Barcus |
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| On July 23rd, Nearly non-stop lightning over Sarasota Tiffany |
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| Photo on July 23rd, by Dylan Henderson |
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| On July 23rd Palmetto. Photo by Jeremy LeBarre |
I hope you all are having good weather where ever you are. This final image made me glad I was inside!
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| Image for Last Weekend in July by Matt Devitt |
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Beautiful colours.
ReplyDeleteYou did capture some great shots. I am not getting out in the heat of the day very much myself.
ReplyDeleteKeep on taking care of yourself.
The heat has been so unbearable. Hopefully not for much longer.
ReplyDeleteWow, stunning sky photos!! This is the first summer I can remember where it has been both hot and humid all summer (we generally have low humidity). It's been pretty miserable. But not as hot or humid as Florida. Stay safe!!
ReplyDeleteSadly, the extreme heat we were warned about decades ago is upon us and will increase. But, wow, those lightening flashes are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive sky shots!
ReplyDeleteVery smart to allow yourself time to recuperate from the heat. It just goes to show that, we as human beings, are vulnerable when it comes to high temperatures.
ReplyDeleteI can only imagine how the heat and humidity bear down on you every day. Hope it gets better.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
The photos you shared are amazing. And, true story, a good friend's sister left Florida two days ago and decided to visit my friend, who lives in the Southern Tier of New York. Sister couldn't stand the heat any longer.
ReplyDeleteI can believe it!
Delete...beautiful skies, but too darn hot for me!
ReplyDeleteLove that lightening photo! Very hot in East Texas too!
ReplyDeleteI hope that awful heat wave has moved on. The lightning strikes made me take notice. Enjoyed all the images, put things into perspective.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos. The. heat has been brutal here too , but now it is starting to cool off. It's been in the high 60's at night.
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