Afternoon and evening clouds have been building for the last couple of days. Last night the temperature dropped to 38 degrees here at sunset, and it was snowing intermittently as I captured this image.
Overnight, occasional thunder and lighting passed by. Scattered thunderstorms remain in the forecast for the next 5 days, with partly cloudy skies continuing for another 3-4 days after that. Temperatures will drop below freezing at Mono Lake, so there could be a fresh dusting of snow on the Sierra Nevada in places as isolated storms form and pass over.
The weather forecast for Lee Vining alongside Mono Lake has possible snow in the forecast for Tuesday, so the Web cams may show some interesting conditions for California photographers looking for somewhere to shoot later this week: http://www.monolake.org/today/webcam
Yosemite's Badger Pass has a similar forecast, so the Yosemite forecast and Web cams will be worth watching this week as well: http://www.nps.gov/yose/photosmultimedia/webcams.htm
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Süper rrr
That's the forces of nature.
Cool. Heaps of thanks for your tireless works.
Stunning
muy hermoso
Interesting late spring weather. Beautiful shot here.
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Miracle!
Nice, i like the color in the sky
Love the scene.