It rained like hell last night and was still raining when I drove to work this morning. And then a coworker snaked my parking spot right out from under me. But I got up to get coffee at just the right time and saw this out the window, so I think I came out okay on the deal.
There was a tornado warning last night, right after I took this photo. It was for the northwest corner of the county though. I’m in the northeast corner of the county, so I wasn’t too concerned. But we got a hell of a light show, and swirling pink spots on the radar passed north and south of us. I could hear hail plinking against the windows.
I’m dragging my ass today, because the storm kept me up way past my bedtime.
Air quality is much better today. Yesterday it was hard to breathe. But now we have storms to the north and incoming from the southwest, and the sky is a blanket of grey.
Today’s genealogy rant: Someone on Reddit posted that they looked at the FamilySearch tree, and they’re descended from nobility. They listed out 30 generations and wanted someone else to verify all of them. Bless their heart. That is a doctoral dissertation worth of research, and no one (NO ONE!) wants to do random homework assignments from the internet.
The sky was beautiful again this morning. And it’s my Friday! No work tomorrow.
After all the storm drama last night, there was a rainbow! You can see faint spokes toward the top section.
The big, yellow daylily bud opened today. I went out to look at the sky, but got distracted by the flowers. And then I dropped my phone on the patio and cracked the protective cover over the lenses. Better than breaking the phone, though!
We’re currently under a tornado warning.
I took the dog out and was rewarded with some pretty clouds.
Happy Monday! The sky this morning was beautiful.
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