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Good Morning from Lake Hollingsworth, Lakeland, FL Photo by Kacey Terry
Today I'm sharing a few beautiful photos shared by Weatherman, Paul Dellegato. |
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| Anti-crepuscular rays Photo by Shad Fitz in Lithia, FL |
"Above is one of the best examples of anti-crepuscular rays you will ever see! Anti-crepuscular rays are parallel shafts of sunlight from holes in clouds that travel across the sky and converge at the exact opposite direction of setting sun. (The antisolar point). Bonus rainbow too! Photo by Shad Fitz in Lithia, FL." quote from Paul Dellegado
When I see some wonder in the sky, I don't usually understand it. I just love it. Of course, I rarely catch all the wonderful and strange occurrences, and appreciate weatherman sharing the photos and information.
Rainy season is also hurricane season. We have had NO hurricanes in the Atlantic so far this season. It is unbelievable. Poor Hawaii has had their version which is called a hurricane, a cyclone, or a tropical cyclone.
We have been having great thunderstorms in the last few weeks usually in the early evenings. The moist air and heat build up over the Gulf in these outrageous temperatures this summer and move inland as a storm in the evening. Saturday night's storm was magnificent and caused a flicker of lost electricity in my home. Below are photos taken in Fort Meyers by JoshFL.
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| Photo by JoshFL in Fort Meyers, FL |
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| Photo by JoshFL in Fort Meyers, FL |
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| Photo by JoshFL in Fort Meyers, FL |
Now a waterspout. When you see one, don't stand and look. GET OUT OF THE WATER!!
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| Photo by Kelsey Frost on Indian Rocks Beach, FL. |
To close the show, I have 2 cute photos from a friend who always shares positive thoughts on Facebook.
Create your own happiness!
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