This was the sunset a few nights ago. I saw it and couldn’t resist. I was alone so who was there to stop me? No one.
I’ve been told that when the sky turns pinkish red like that, it means a storm is coming. Well, a storm did arrive the next day and this morning, what was a 20-minute commute turned into a 45-minute commute. It was bad. When I backed out of the garage, I felt like my car had no traction, that if I didn’t grab tight onto the wheel, it would’ve veered us off course.
I was even more scared after getting onto the freeway. The snow had managed to cover almost every inch of the road. I couldn’t even see the lane-lines! Thankfully, everyone was slow and driving 35 mile per hour with a truck in front and behind, I eventually made it to school on time with 30 minutes to spare but I have to say, days like this make me wish I can stay home instead of going to school.
Here are two more pictures of the brilliantly colorful sky.
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Stunning.
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It really was.
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Amazing pic!
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Thanks.
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You’re welcome 😄
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I really like the first one.
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Me too.
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All are stunning pictures.
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Thank you.
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Nice colors in the sky!
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Thanks.
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Beautiful pictures, yinglan.
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Thank you.
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Beautiful sunsets! I hate driving on snow and ice. Glad you made it to school safe. I have always heard this, “Red sky in morning, sailors warning. Red sky at night, sailors delight.”
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What an odd saying. I went and read what it meant and I have to say, it means the complete opposite here.
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In other words, when you have a red sky at night it means a storm is coming?
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Yep!
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