Through
Cat on balcony at twilight, through window reflections.
Temp, 90˚F (32C) down from 99˚F (37C.) Hot, dust clogged, gusty winds, also carrying smoke from a tire recycling center fire.
Snowpack finally melting, after so much preparation, flooding so far has been very contained. But eight people, almost all children, have drowned this spring in the fast, cold, runoff.
Eerie sort of evening.
Labels: Moby-Photos, weather
Posted by Zhoen on Tuesday, June 28, 2011
6 comments:
mmm Cat...good image.
strange to read of temperatures in the 90s, and snowpack and flooding all in the same post in June. On the other hand I look at Utah on gogle and it makes sense.
gz,
Yeah, high desert, continental weather, big lake, between two mountain ranges. Makes for an odd mix.
It's very sad to hear of drowning stories in such circumstances as undoubtedly, they must have been easily avoidable.
Moby. My cat actually looked, really focussed on this picture, and then meowed. How nifty is that?
Phil,
Indeed, and another teenager today. Despite lots of warnings from all over. Not that it's easy to keep kids away from water of any sort.
Rou,
Apparently, it's a cat thing, we wouldn't understand.
(I agree, we really should live closer.)
great photo!
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