Red sky at night, sailor's delight.
Red sky in the morning, sailor take warning.
It all seemed slightly ominous given the monster hurricane that's out in the Atlantic right now.
I took a picture of Marco facing the sunrise. It doesn't really capture how odd the light was, though.
I have seen that red sky and it is awful. I am keeping an eye on where you and Irma are. I hope she stays at sea !
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DeleteRed sky at night, Shepherd's cottage alight.
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There are plenty of versions!
DeleteHa-ha! Nice one Monsieur Magnon!
DeleteSunrises fascinate me as much as sunsets, and usually a red morning sky means a rainy day here. Thankfully, we are out of reach of hurricanes - I have read they can only form above water that has a temperature of at least 26.5 Celsius, and our nearest body of water certainly never reaches that.
ReplyDeleteWe do get our own set of storms (with hail, sometimes), though.
This hurricane (Irma) is breaking records. Last night before I went to bed the winds were up to 185 mph (sustained) with gusts up to 225mph. It's going to be catastrophic when it hits.
DeleteGlad you're at least feeling better (per chloe?)
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DeleteHopefully it won't come as far north as you are, but yes, it does seem ominous nonetheless. Good photo, though!
ReplyDeleteSome tracks have it coming right over our heads. :( It's going to be awful no matter where it ends up. I'm worried about our find Ms. Moon in Florida.
DeleteIn England we usually say:-
ReplyDeleteRed sky at night a shepherd's delight
Red sky in the morning a sailor's warning.
Of course, meteorologically speaking, it's all bullshit.
Of course! But weather folklore is fun.
DeleteTornado overhead
DeleteHide beneath your bed!
Tsunami coming from across the sea
Time to shin up the nearest tree!
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