Christmas Clouds
Uploaded: December 25, 2004
As I was driving to town at sundown (3:30 PM) the sun moved behind a smaller mountain and was shooting a fan-tail ray of red light that was lighting up the clouds. By the time I could find a place to stop the ray was fading. You can see a hint of it spreading out from the bright pink spot directly over the mountain.
Carol Engstrom
December 25, 2004
Gary H. Minish
December 28, 2004
Sally; actually it is during the colder winter weather that we always get the pink lighting. The mountain tops are pink very frequently in December thru February when the weather is cold and clear. #1000928
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