Skywatch Friday

This weather has been so different this winter and after it rained most of the day, suddenly around 4:30 the sun as it was beginning to set in the West appeared, and I saw this rainbow in the Eastern sky. I hurried out to snap a couple pictures, and just as quickly as it appeared, it was gone. My camera lens got wet, but I wanted to get pictures, because rainbows in the winter are somewhat rare.
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Skywatch Friday

After a beautiful day we were expecting a rough evening, and we weren't disappointed. Around 5PM a storm came through here, and although we didn't receive the worse part we still saw this beautiful double rainbow. It was raining during these shots, and the sun shining behind.
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Skywatch Friday

Last week one day we had an early evening thunder storm. About 15 minuter later, the sun shone, and off to the East we saw this awesome partial rainbow.
Happy Skywatch Friday everyone, and thanks to all connected with this meme.
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Watery Wednesday

I took this picture 2 weeks ago at a training session for interior firefighters. I was lucky to catch a rainbow.
Happy Watery Wednesday to everyone.
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Skywatch Friday

Last week-end we drove early one morning to Lake Erie in hopes of seeing some waterspouts that were in the area. We didn't see any, but were fortunate to see this beautiful rainbow twice. There were lots of heavy clouds, and heavy rain, but no waterspouts where we were.
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SkyWatch Friday

This shot was taken last Saturday by our daughter-in-law about 50 miles from here at Pumpkinville. She was there with the Brownie troop, and spotted this rare upside down rainbow. It's caused by the sun shining through the ice crystals in the Stratus clouds.
I had to share this with you. Thanks Helicia!
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