SkyWatch Friday (my fourth) -- Edouard, the little storm that barely could, before and during
Out our front door (Montgomery, Texas), facing the north. Generally we don't see pretty red sunrises in the north, they are in the east-north-east in the summertime, east-south-east in the winter.
What caused this was that the sun was already up at 5:37. However the sky was so dark in the east with Tropical Storm Edouard that its red rays would only shine through the clouds way over here, and to the north of us!
You might call it The Day of Edouard. That storm pretty much fizzled before it even got here, inland about 80 miles from where it entered.
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And this picture of the rain is from our balcony. It started about 10:00 AM and lasted until almost dark. The picture here was taken at 1:32 PM, after two and half hours of steady rain it still hadn't pooled on the golf course.
We were soooooo dry here that with a light rain like this it all soaked in for quite a while. Click here to see a Texas sized rain making puddles in our back yard golf course!
And no, we didn't lose electricity, and the wind barely blew.
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