El Nino made a grand entrance.
It rained and rained and rained.
The dry creek turned into a fast-moving and swollen stream.
We all got soaked, but no one minded.
Because the heavens smiled on us.
Welcome, El Nino. Welcome.
El Nino made a grand entrance.
It rained and rained and rained.
The dry creek turned into a fast-moving and swollen stream.
We all got soaked, but no one minded.
Because the heavens smiled on us.
Welcome, El Nino. Welcome.
some places really needed the rain. hope all is well. we are having a warm winter here in Michigan.. Momwithoutpaws is glad
All is well. A little muddy…but well!
I hope El Nino stays with you a good long time.
I’ll second that!
As always, a spectacular view and thoughts that I am feeling! Thanks
The storms are welcome indeed. More tomorrow, too.
The birds on the branch are stunning. Great capture. And that rainbow. Be still my heart.
I’d be happy to send you some of our rain if I knew how to do it! Seems like we can’t even go a full week of just sun without another 3-4 days of rain to spoil our fun in the yard.
We need some ginormous fans to blow the clouds back west!
In more than 10 years as a landscaper I have never been rained out more than 2 days in a row – and that was maybe once, maybe twice. This week 4.5 days. Never seen anything like it! Yes we need the rain… but for the whole week? Whatever happened to once or twice a week, after 2:30pm, or overnights or Sundays? Not too much to ask.
Now you have gone and jinxed El Nino. I hold you personally responsible if it fails to deliver. 🙂
It’s OK for it to deliver, just not put me out of work! I left plenty of time slots open for the El Nino deluge! Daily even! I’ll even throw out that 4th Monday and Thursday of the months are clear for downpours 🙂