So that is where the April showers went. Great capture Lynette. Allan
Haha. 🙂 Yes, they came here. A good sign is that it didn’t turn into into snow!
Good pic. It looks kind of sad and hopeful at the same time.
Thank you. It felt cozy and I was happy that it didn’t get cold enough for the rain to turn to snow! 🙂
Cool photo!
Thank you! With all the snow we had, there was a lot of water!
Great way to display the raindrops!
Thank you. 🙂 I hope you have a good weekend, Anneli.
You too. It looks like we both might get a reprieve on the weather, for a couple of days anyway.
Later today we had sun (and lots of water – and mud – around) and blue sky, so fingers crossed we’ve turned a corner. I hope you get some long-term, stable good weather too. Cheers.
Today wasn’t bad and tomorrow we’ll get half a day of sun before the next system blows through for four days. But it’s getting better all the time … very slowly.
You’re getting yet another system? Wow. BC has really been hammered over the last year. My M is still in Penticton and for the most part it hasn’t been affected too much by these storms. They’re supposed to have 18-20° this weekend.
Oh groan. 20 degrees! I can barely remember what that feels like. Our forecast says highs between 10 and 12. But at least our lows only go from +6 to +3 so that’s an improvement. The wind forecast has eased but it will still be breezy enough to warrant a jacket, zipped up. Oh … 20 degrees!
Yikes! I hope your weather improves soon!
What a stunning capture of the candle next to a rainy window at night. I love the reflection. And hey, I guess rain is better than snow at this point.
Thank you very much. It rained quite hard for about an hour and really melted a lot of the snow, so the next day was pretty wet and muddy, but yes, much better than snow!
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So that is where the April showers went. Great capture Lynette. Allan
Haha. 🙂 Yes, they came here. A good sign is that it didn’t turn into into snow!
Good pic. It looks kind of sad and hopeful at the same time.
Thank you. It felt cozy and I was happy that it didn’t get cold enough for the rain to turn to snow! 🙂
Cool photo!
Thank you! With all the snow we had, there was a lot of water!
Great way to display the raindrops!
Thank you. 🙂 I hope you have a good weekend, Anneli.
You too. It looks like we both might get a reprieve on the weather, for a couple of days anyway.
Later today we had sun (and lots of water – and mud – around) and blue sky, so fingers crossed we’ve turned a corner. I hope you get some long-term, stable good weather too. Cheers.
Today wasn’t bad and tomorrow we’ll get half a day of sun before the next system blows through for four days. But it’s getting better all the time … very slowly.
You’re getting yet another system? Wow. BC has really been hammered over the last year. My M is still in Penticton and for the most part it hasn’t been affected too much by these storms. They’re supposed to have 18-20° this weekend.
Oh groan. 20 degrees! I can barely remember what that feels like. Our forecast says highs between 10 and 12. But at least our lows only go from +6 to +3 so that’s an improvement. The wind forecast has eased but it will still be breezy enough to warrant a jacket, zipped up. Oh … 20 degrees!
Yikes! I hope your weather improves soon!
What a stunning capture of the candle next to a rainy window at night. I love the reflection. And hey, I guess rain is better than snow at this point.
Thank you very much. It rained quite hard for about an hour and really melted a lot of the snow, so the next day was pretty wet and muddy, but yes, much better than snow!