SKYWATCH Friday - Season 4 Episode 18
This was Tampa's sky at 3:00 this afternoon. Not even a hint of a cloud...not even a whisper. This shot, taken from Bayshore Boulevard over Hillsborough Bay toward Davis Island is as exciting as our sky will get today and probably through the weekend. After Tropical Storm Ida left the state and moved up the eastern seaboard, high level winds pushed down and over the state and took everything in the sky with it. The whole Gulf coast of Florida is left with incredibly blue, BLUE skies. (And, very near perfect weather. Thank you!!)
Visit Skywatch Friday to see the beauty and wonders of the world's most magnificent skies. It's always an amazing show brought to you by Skywatchers from all over the planet.
This was Tampa's sky at 3:00 this afternoon. Not even a hint of a cloud...not even a whisper. This shot, taken from Bayshore Boulevard over Hillsborough Bay toward Davis Island is as exciting as our sky will get today and probably through the weekend. After Tropical Storm Ida left the state and moved up the eastern seaboard, high level winds pushed down and over the state and took everything in the sky with it. The whole Gulf coast of Florida is left with incredibly blue, BLUE skies. (And, very near perfect weather. Thank you!!)
Visit Skywatch Friday to see the beauty and wonders of the world's most magnificent skies. It's always an amazing show brought to you by Skywatchers from all over the planet.
7 comments:
But still good enough. Themain attraction here is the palm tree. Very nice.
This shot pretty much captures our weather today, too. When it's good here, it's really good...high 72, low 50 with sunny skies. Can't beat that!
Beautiful shot and a beautiful BLUE sky. Great photo.
Beautiful composition!
Lovely photo...that sky looks almost teal. I live up North so I am quite nostalgic for your weather. Thanks for sharing.
That sky is a beautiful shade of blue, and one lone bird circling. Nice shot Frank.
After your storms you're due some blue skies, so I can't envy you them too much.
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