Strange, but oh so lovely.

Never seen this before, and the sky was filled with magical sights.

Magical views can be beautiful, but they can also show a hidden danger, especially if one knows how to read the weather. But it all comes from training, and not from my way of doing things. I live on the practical side, meaning that the next time that I see the views in here, then I will know what to expect. So, I learned a great new lesson, as these are all the signs of a quick and heavy cloudburst later in the day.

Dressed like Eskimos, as it is cold early morning you can imagine an icy blast in the face when one gets out of a car to take some shots. My inner left ear has some problems, and I have to keep the ear warm, as the cold causes it to throb painfully. Thankfully I was wrapped with a warm jacket, that also has what they call a "hoodie". It helps to keep my ears warm.
But enough about me and come to see what it is that I call strange beauty.

Look how the clouds were shaped by the opposing winds.

We were on our way back from an early meeting, and all that I can say about the meeting is that we had some safety discussions, as the land is in turmoil with regards to the illegal migration situation. Things are rough here, and one can never know what to expect.
So, here below is another set of shots that I took on our way back.

Finally, this was the last shot of a beautiful morning.

Not the last shot, as later we had a rain cloud burst and after it stopped, I took some other photos that I will share in another post. For now, the thought was to post the strange early morning cloud formations, as now we know that they are the new signals of rain on its way. I blame that guy that they call El Nino, and as I said before, I would love to have a sit-down chat with him. :)

The talk is that the Atlantic Ocean is warming, and the ice is melting in the Arctic circle. Some say that the sea is rising, and others say that the ocean is decreasing, all again on the El Nino weather system. All that I know is that weird things are occurring in nature, as my camera does not lie, and the views in here seem to confirm the advent of drastic changes.
Such is life.

I hope that you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

Until next time, cheers!