Thursday, June 12, 2014

Skywatch Friday - south Tulsa

Skywatch - colorful topaz

Oklahoma sure has some beautiful skies this time of year. No wall clouds here so its okay. We in tornade alley know all about wall clouds, echo hooks, supercells, squall lines, rain shrouds, microbursts, wind shear,  and the difference between a tornado warning and a tornado watch as well as all sorts of other atmospheric physics. This night we could just enjoy the rose colored sunset.

Plus most of us marvel at the stupidity of the storm chasers.

#storm #chaser #chickasha #oklahoma

When things go wrong I sympathize with their loved ones and friends who are left behind. 

Skywatch Friday

22 comments:

  1. Beautiful pastel skies and a lovely way to end the day -- any day!! Hope you've had a good week and have a great weekend with your family!!

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  2. Gorgeous sky shot ~ love the colors ~ Happy Weekend to you ~ xoxo

    artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)

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  3. That's the most amazing sky shot. I have to confess I thought "storm chasers" were part of film fiction - they obviously really are stupid enough to exist.

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  4. Your colorful sunset is a gorgeous sight. A lovely skywatch shot. Happy Skywatching and have a great weekend!

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  5. Great photo and not so easy to live in a tornado area.

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  6. Absolutely outstanding image Yogi. Well done.

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  7. That's a gorgeous sky. It is sad when people are lost to dangerous weather. I don't understand storm chasers either.

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  8. Your rosy sunset is so magical. Spellbinding in soft pink.

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  9. A spectacular sky, Yogi. Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Dramatic sky, Yogi.
    I've ever seen a TV program about storm chasers. They seem very enthusiastic though their 'hobby' is very dangerous.

    www.womenandperspectives.com/2014/06/sky-watch-denok-and-blue-sky.html

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  11. That's quite an amazing sky!

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  12. Beautiful sky indeed and storm chasers seem to belong to belong to a select group proving Darwinian selection.

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  13. the sky is glowing in all those cars. :)

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  14. Eastern Colorado has had some turbulent weather the last few days and a friend who lives out there passed a bunch of storm chasers on the way home from work a few days. One of them was a ride-along company where people can pay to go storm chasing. That is so crazy! I hope you go storm running!

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  15. That's a BIG, fiery sky there. Fine capture!

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