I have many pictures, all from today, since I did a lot of driving. I thought today would be a slow spraying day due to the holiday but that didnt pan out.
By dinnertime today the sky was grayish white & mostly overcast - the new normal. : (
A couple things have become clear over the summer: when the pictures appear to have a brownish cast, the sun is behind a "cloud". In my experience, sunlight behind a real cloud either reflects the natural light around it (the silver lining) or the light filters through the less dense ones & is less bright. It doesnt make the whole sky appear brown. How can a supposed fluffy white looking cloud reflect brown light - unless there is something unusual about the cloud itself?
In the pictures where the horizon is visible, notice how muddy, brownish gray & undefined it looks. There was nothing natural about what was in the sky here today AT ALL.
the picture names are made up of todays date & the miltary time they were taken, in order.
