Wxtrix

caught the pulse up—it was visible to the naked eye.

at least the next 6 hours

cousin in Myrtle Beach can see them with her camera.

already visible in Europe. we might have luck tonight.

came across these in my FB memories—14 years ago today: taken on the way home from the train station because it seemed like it was over my neighborhood; taken from our back deck—it was still slowly rotating:

if she left from Baltimore and returned today, then we were.

some of you might be interested in these photos from our last trip: icebergs in Qaqortoq, Greenland: the northern lights in the Labrador Sea (blurry because we were moving and there was a scrim of clouds):

ramping up again overhead—lots of vivid lightning.

we were under a warning for winds to 70 mph, but just got a little wind, heavy rain and some thunder and lightning. we ended up with about half an inch. we could use more but we're not getting it. there were a few reports of trees and wires down in Martinsburg so the warning may have verified there.

here come the storms. the first one is going to stay mostly to my north, but i can hear the thunder.

a high of 70 out here. gorgeous day.

close to a half inch in the last 45 minutes from the pop up overhead that keeps redeveloping. more, please.

a low of 59 and a high of 80. just a superb day.

gorgeous evening out here, but the cicadas are loud.