... unimpressive result!
One would think that clouds as dark as these would be longing to drop their rain everywhere. Alas, not a drop. I don't know where the clouds went, but went they surely did and took the rain with them.
Let's hope tomorrow's clouds will be more obliging.
But they look so promising! No wonder you were disappointed.
ReplyDeleteAnnie,
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures, but no rain..
Hopefully, the next time..
I'm sorry you missed out on the rain again. I'm afraid it was all over here (sorry!). Ross dumped and inch and a quarter out of the rain gauge this afternoon. It poured during most of Friday afternoon and night, and then again this morning, and on and off throughout the day. The skies were very grey, and then this evening the sun popped out from behind the clouds and gave us a glorious sunset, with a bit of blue sky behind it.
ReplyDeleteYour cloudy skies are much prettier than ours were today.
Hi, Stopping by from Garden Voices.
ReplyDeleteGreat cloud photos...the second photo is especially awesome! Sorry you didn't get any rain from them.
It looks like the temperature was perfect (it's unbearably, stinking hot up here right now), even if the moisture didn't hit the ground - there's gotta be something good out of it all.
ReplyDeleteThose definitely looked like rain clouds--when they look so promising and don't produce, it's such a downer.
ReplyDeleteAiyana
I hope rain is on the way for you. We have been lucky in Tas as it's often too dry in Oct, hopefully it will be a quiet summer re bushfires.. Great photos though. :O)
ReplyDeletePopped in through Garden Voices to find another cloud lover ... yea! Lovely blog, lovely garden, lovely photos ... Enjoyed my visit!
ReplyDeleteooooooh they should have had rain for you:<
ReplyDeleteYOu sure would have thought you would get a gullywasher out of those clouds! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see such clouds I am little bit scared, cos you never know what rage is inside - at least in our part of the world, so dark clouds bring always extraordinary wheather events. I would prefer little more mild ones for rain. I hope you get some rain soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures!
greetings,