Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rain. Show all posts

Friday, May 30, 2025

Double rainbow outside

 
building with double rainbow
Scene outside

A double rainbow is seen in this scene.  The secondary rainbow, seen outside the primary rainbow, is fainter but wider than the primary rainbow.  Its colors are reversed when compared to the order of colors in the primary rainbow.  The dark band between the two bows is called "Alexander's Band"; it is dark because the sunlight reflected by the raindrops in that area does not reach the viewer.  A supernumerary bow appears to be forming to the left of the primary bow, but does not form.


Monday, July 24, 2023

Track in the rain

 
Tire track in asphalt

 
A tire tread impression left in the warm asphalt does not get washed away by the rain.
 
Seen in the wet street beneath our feet.

Wednesday, April 5, 2023

Peanut in cement

 
sidewalk grafitti
Sidewalk signature

 
The recent rainfall reveals the signature of a sidewalk signatory in the street beneath our feet: "PEANUt", with graffito below it.

 

Friday, August 26, 2022

Wet and wavey


Rain on windshield and truck

Rainy day truck


Everything seems distorted when viewed through a rain-streaked windshield.



Friday, July 9, 2021

Corn clouds



storm clouds over corn field
Stormy corn field


Colliding weather fronts create ominous clouds over the corn field; no rain fell. 


Sunday, October 22, 2017

Rain on the drain

Drain cover after a rainstorm


After a rain storm, the rain water drains through the tiling.  The recessed middle of the drain cover retains the rainwater.  It is plain that the rain stays mainly on the drain.  




Drain cover 3d stereograph

A relaxed view 3d stereogram of the rain that will remain in the drain (cover).

Friday, July 7, 2017

Rain and Puddle

Rain puddle


The street beneath our feet during a Saturday afternoon rain storm.

Saturday, January 30, 2016

A Break During the Storm

A Break During Storm

This break in the clouds, with the sun and sky so bright after all the darkness and rain, was impressive.  Unfortunately, the camera's autofocus decided that the rain droplets on the glass were much more important.