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On way to Discovery Green Houston for Scott Kelby's 2nd Annual World Wide Photo Walk... Unfortunately the weather is not looking good:(
"Monstrous" Street Art Show
@ The Pure Project
SoHo
Featuring work by: Celso, Darkcloud, Elbow-Toe, Gore-B, Haculla, Infinity, Michael de Feo, Pufferella, deeker, Leon Reid (Darius Jones), Royce Bannon, Skewville + More
March 2nd – March 25th, 2007
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The weather was much colder this morning, but I got to the Welsh class and back before it started raining. I'm still just taking quick phone snaps, I'm hoping for better weather to get out with the DSLR.
It is rare to see a hole in such a gathering of dark clouds opening up and letting the sun's rays come through. To me this is a truly beautiful sight.
May 2, 2012 - Kearney Nebraska US
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Storms were to develop early afternoon but the dry line stalled. Late afternoon into mid evening the dry line pushed just to the west of our location.
With unusually humid conditions for this time of year in South Central Nebraska, this produced the perfect conditions for supercells to develop just to the southwest & west of Kearney Nebraska.
Rarely do we get to see the full development from nothing to a full fledged supercell and this one had fast development resulting in some of my best storm photography for 2012
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Thunderstorms were moving through the area. The clouds were getting dark and more pronounced. I was able to take a few photos before the heavy rain came down.
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We are still in a level 2 drought, but we have had some rain the last few days, so the earth is not as parched. I watched this little storm come in, and as the rain started ran back to the cabin to put my camera away. I went back out to get the truck so I could go rescue my husband who was out on his tractor, but before I got out of the driveway he arrived. Soaked to the skin, but a big grin on his face. "It was a fantastic rain" he said. "And there were little rainbows everywhere I looked". I was sorry I missed them - maybe next time I'll just let my camera get wet!