There's an old saying in New England, "If you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes..."
Are we completely sure that New York isn't part of New England? The weather has been wild and wacky today. We've had sun, roiling clouds, green skies, pouring down rain, HAIL, and then sun again in rapid succession.
I had my nose pressed up again the windows when I remembered that I had a camera. Unfortunately, these don't do justice to the rapid nature of the changes, what the light really looked like, or how stormy it truly was.
Are we completely sure that New York isn't part of New England? The weather has been wild and wacky today. We've had sun, roiling clouds, green skies, pouring down rain, HAIL, and then sun again in rapid succession.
I had my nose pressed up again the windows when I remembered that I had a camera. Unfortunately, these don't do justice to the rapid nature of the changes, what the light really looked like, or how stormy it truly was.
View one (looking south)
Five minutes later!
You can't see the rain in this shot ... or the lightening. Those skyscrapers are only about two blocks away and you can't really see them anymore.
View two
If you look at the light reflecting off the skyscrapers, you can tell that the skies to the north are still clear.
Five minutes later ... not so much.
I wish I had a way to open these windows. I adore crazy storms. I love the electrical energy in the air. I love the elemental ferocity of the rains being whipped everywhere. I just wanted to be out there in the middle of it, barefoot, and screaming my head off.
