The heat also lifts moisture into towering, photogenic clouds. And whatever goes up, must come down. Some as "dry rain," properly known as virga:
But the rains have also blessed us this past week with more rainbows than you could shake a stick at. Here are a few:
"Sure hope it cools down. 's been over 80 every day for more'n'a week, just too darned hot..."
Guess they got their wish... 61 degrees at 3 pm (on Bastille Day). Nice rainbow in the west, this morning - didn't have my camera though. Thanks for sharing your rainbows!
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ReplyDeleteI was up on 'notellum' creek yesterday afternoon, and got chased out again by a thunder and lightning display. But, I got a couple nice rainbows on drys, one around 14", right near the small dirt parking area. I was going to hike down to where you went before the storm came up.
Mike
We've had 80's and rain, too, but I haven't seen any rainbows. You had some beauties!
ReplyDeleteFabulous rainbows!
ReplyDeleteWow!! That is a lot of rainbows!
ReplyDeleteRemember how much you are complaining about the heat, next winter, when it is colder than belief! That is what I tell myself as I move from one air conditioned space to another...
Beautiful!!! Montana...another place we'll be visitin' some day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rainbows.
ReplyDelete80 to me is the ideal temperature - warm, but not too warm.
Hi There, Just checking in on you!!! Hope you all are all doing fine. We just took (June) a 3 week trip out west (Grand Canyon, etc.)... Awesome. Didn't get to your area though. Maybe someday we will...
ReplyDeleteLove the rainbows!!!!
Betsy