This cell seems to be moving north but at a super slow rate. It’s still there after more than one hour which seems very odd. I love the weather, it’s so mysterious and fascinating, isn’t it? You are looking southeast.
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I love this photo a lot! It’s a very creative, John! Two days ago we had a very short rain and it was so nice.
Thank you, Kaya! The entire south portion of the west cost needs rain so badly, meanwhile, the east coast is being drown.
Finally some rain. Hope you got some at your house too!
Unfortunately, all my place got was a few sprinkles. My big concern is getting the water into Lake Mead which is incredibly low. Scary.
Beautiful photo!
Thanks very much, Eugenia!
You’re most welcome, John!
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We had a storm roll in yesterday afternoon. At just after five it got so dark my solar lights came on. We got a really nice rain from it, but thankfully not one that had me worried over the drain under the house. I know that your side of the country could really use the rain we received, so I hope the system you were watching gifted you with at least some rain.
Some areas of the valley got it good with flash flood warnings, but all I got at my place were sprinkles. My big concern is Lake Mead which is terribly low on water. That’s a darn dark storm to make your lights come on! There is a big drain right under your house?
Smashing colours, hopefully some rain is falling in your catchment areas, sounds like you need it!!
Thank you, Tone! I saw that sky and had to get the photo because of the contrast between the clouds and palm trees. The entire southwest of the country has been in a years-long drought. Lake Mead is our water source and is extremely low now yet the city continues to grow. This is a bad situation!
I saw a show some time ago now on LV water supply and canals – interesting ingenuity to make an inhospitable area habitable by so many!
What a great photo!
Thank you so much, Vinny!!