The rain in Spain falls mainly in Valdosta...

SKY WATCH FRIDAY time! Our hosts: Klaus | Sandy | Ivar | Wren | Louise | Fishing Guy

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Thanks to Dot and Tom, who were instrumental in the success of this blogging event. You should definitely come fly with us!

Since I miss the sun terribly and haven't seen blue skies in almost a week, I have decided to share with you a shot of the dawning of a new day, one with beautiful brilliant sunlight and twinkling blue skies, and glowering puffy whites (as my wonderful groom's dear daughter calls them).That picture inspires hope in me. It's a shot of encouragement, almost as if God is saying, "Hang in there, my child. I've got it all covered." With a start like this, how could you not smile as you begin the day ahead? It's days like this where I have been sun-deprived for days on end, there is nothing but dreary daunting rain, and the forecast calls for nothing but more... and more... and more..... that a picture like the one above inspires hope. The frustratingly wet area of low pressure that has been spinning over the Floridian peninsula for a few days is really moving northwestward now (thanks, Jay... shaking my head)I am encouraged to learn that the Dewvoid is not the only force at work sabotaging severe weather pursuits. The Vortex2 team is smack dab in the middle of a tornado-less tornado hunt. What kind of May is this?! Such a pathetic outlook (storm chaser perspective)... Apparently, one of those 100 scientists is cursed with the same spell of weatherlessness as I am with the ever persistent Dewvoid. They are welcome to my rain... at least then, they would have SOMETHING.

Have a great day!
~Dewdrop