HO HUM!
Clouds like this used to raise my alert level. They're just too foreboding for tornado season! However, we've had a lot of clouds like this lately, and I fear apathy is setting in.
Good thing our emergency management director has been on call at all hours keeping the citizens of Dallas County informed via the media!
Even our local newspaper live blogs severe weather on the Web these days.
Thank y'all! See more skies over HERE.
Those types of clouds seemd to be common around here also this year. More rain Saturday.
ReplyDeleteWhat did the weatherman say? BTW I love your butterfly project.
ReplyDeleteWanting the blue skys back!!
ReplyDeleteLori, We were either under a tornado watch or severe thunderstorm watch at the time. These clouds were moving fast, but I didn't notice rotation.
ReplyDeleteLooks very ominous!
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't get too ho hum about those clouds...I just saw the tornados that hit Kirksville, MO.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot!
They blare our tornado sirens at the drop of a hat. I also fear it's causing apathy in residents.
ReplyDeleteI like your sky though. Happy Friday - I'm glad it's finally here!
That's an interesting and patriotic sky - red, white and blue!
ReplyDeleteFirst, congratulations on your son's graduation. He's very handsome.
ReplyDeleteSecond, I love this view of the storm approaching. And your title, Clouding Around, is excellent.