Sunrise With Clouds
I’ve been watching the sky, watching as the continual haze has gathered into wispy clouds, and then, last night, mackeral clouds. At university, we had mandatory distribution classes – everyone had to take classes out of their field, and I took Atmospheric Science as one of my sciences. For a one-semester class, a lot of it really stuck with me!
One of my commenters, Abdulaziz, mentioned earlier that we could start watching for rain. I am watching! As I looked at the sky this morning, I could begin to imagine that rain will indeed be possible again in Kuwait, one of these days:
(Kinan, who loves the sunrises as I do, you know this is for you!)
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Oh this is beautiful! Intlxpatr, this is an amazing shot 😀
I totally am in love with the weather these past few days. Today on my way to work there was this huge gray cloud heading in-land from the sea. I couldn’t help but hope that it would actually rain later on during today. I am keeping my fingers crossed 😀
Thank you for the lovely picture, you have a magnificent view!
Red sky at morning, Sailors take warning!
I am in awe. I’m loving the morning more every day! I had the pleasure of driving with the windows down on the way to work, and through the traffic on my left was some clean cut grass that was being watered through sprinklers. It very much reset the stress levels! 😀
Sunset last night was also very soothing. Makes you glad to be alive to take in this divine imagery.
Hey, how’s the cold, feeling better?
Oh, N.! The smell of freshly cut grass! Oh!
Thank you, my Magical friend, I am feeling much better, but my energy seems to run out a little more quickly right now.
what a lovely picture 🙂
I heard it actually did rain a bit today !
I am watching the blogs, Abdulaziz, and I don’t see any mention of rain!