Friday, January 5, 2024

Continuing a November Sunset #SkywatchFriday

It appears that winter has finally reached where I live in the Southern Tier of New York State.  There's a storm brewing, and we are expecting the snow to start around 1pm on Saturday.  Right now the forecast is five to eight inches (12.7cm-20.3 cm) but I remember some storms where that was the forecast and we got a lot more.

I'd rather think back to November 9 and a beautiful sunset I started to blog about last year.

I promised the best was yet to come.
It's not a tease.

More to come.

It's been such a snowless winter that we aren't even used to seeing this anymore. 

 Joining Yogi and other bloggers who watch the sky at #SkywatchFriday.

14 comments:

  1. ...lately here, sunsets and sunrises have been hiding.

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  2. Very colorful and pretty. Fantastic skies.

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  3. I saw on the news this morning that it is headed your way. Looking forward to your beautiful snowscape pictures in your next post!

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  4. We’re not sure if we’ll get rain or snow from this storm.


    The sunset is incredible

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  5. A great sunset!!
    We had our first snow of the year last night. Maybe a half inch or less. None of stuck on the roadways. We used to get our first snow at the beginning of November but that went away years ago.

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  6. Lovely sky photos ~

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    A ShutterBug Explores,
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  7. Incredible photos. Love them. We're about to get the same storm in CT!

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  8. Lovely sunset. I like the first photo for those silhouetted branches. We had a LOT of rain yesterday, but no terribly cold right now.

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  9. Your November sky is so beautiful. I love following all the changes with a series. I'll check you in my prayers during your coming snowstorm. Take care!

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  10. November skies are quite beautiful. Snow is in forecast for your area. Illinois is having a lot of gray days but unusually warm weather in the 30s and 40s. How odd?

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