As the sun went down today, the February “super snow moon” rose in the east, since the moon is very close to the earth tonight and February full moon are know as snow moons and this February has definitely been a snowy month.
Sun Down
Picture of the Day for January 6, 2019
The clouds were thick today but if they weren’t, they would have had a windswept look from the gusty winds.
Windswept Sunset
Picture of the Day for December 30, 2018
The month of December is approaching its end and this evening was the last Sunday sunset for the year.
Sunday Sunset End
Picture of the Day for November 18, 2018
The setting of the sun ends the first weekend of deer hunting, but hunt continues through the week until next Sunday.
Hunt Over for the Day
Picture of the Day for November 4, 2018
The bare trees are noticeable against the colors of the setting sun, whenever the November days allow the sun to make an appearance and the sky is not filled with snowflakes.
Sunset Trees
Picture of the Day for October 28, 2018
The sun was playing hide and seek today and when it felt cooler in the blowing wind when the sun was lost behind the clouds.
Sun Peeking Out
Picture of the Day for September 2, 2018
With only a light rain in the morning, the day cleared for the campers and outdoor activities for the last holiday weekend of the summer and reddish pink sunset was a nice sight to end the day.
Holiday Weekend Sunset
Picture of the Day for August 26, 2018
The stormy week can interrupt your sleep with weather warning going off or the loud crack from the lightning, but sometimes the storm breaks up near sunrise or sunset, allowing the sunlight to reflect off the storm clouds.
Stormy Sunset
Picture of the Day for August 19, 2018
The smoke from the Canadian wildfires has caused the sky to be covered like thin clouds, dimming the sun during the day and causing a red sun ball morning and night the past week. Today real clouds moved in but the smoke smell is still in the air since there hasn’t been any rain yet to wash the smoke particles out.
Clouds Moved In
Picture of the Day for August 12, 2018
The smoke from the wildfires burning in western Canada has been causing hazy skies and creating very red skies during the sunrises and sunsets the last few days.
Red Skies
