Of course, the football game is Sunday and is being played in a stadium with a retractable roof. And it didn't rain hard yesterday and I watched some of the golf tournament and it looked like they played through it.
Still, here's how it looked through my window yesterday morning.
Not exactly the best day for shooting that new tourism video.
I loved it. I like the watercolor picture too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Judy.
DeleteCan the stadium be deflated?
ReplyDeleteNo, Joe, that was the Hubert Humphrey stadium in Minneapolis.
DeleteLOL
DeleteIt may not be "Chamber of Commerce" or "Visitors Bureau" video, but to those of us in drought areas, it looks mighty nice. It is turning out that January may be the driest in recorded California history. The Sierra snow pack that began nicely in December is gone and that is a bad sign. We've had .2 of an inch since December here on the Central Coast. So unless February or March deliver what your picture shows, we will be 4 straight years of drought.
ReplyDeleteA tennis buddy, a retired physicist and science reader, says there are patterns of 200 years droughts in California. Yikes. Enjoy that rain. Maybe you can tank it up and ship it out west.
Well, you've got everything else over there. Why not a drought?
DeleteInteresting that Phoenix has a stadium with a retractable roof. I wouldn't have thought it necessary in that climate--normally.
ReplyDeleteWhen the temperature climbs toward 100, that roof comes in handy.
DeleteBetter than snow.
ReplyDeleteWe are in total agreement.
DeleteStadiums collapse with snow.
DeleteI am pretty sure many must praise this rain. Plus it gave you an opportunity for a rewarding picture!
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