Matt Frank took in the sunset over Chelsea, the Tobin, the Mystic, Boston Harbor and downtown Boston this evening.
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Tony Ursillo watched the sun go down over the Common and the Charles River this evening.
Further upstream, in the ever aptly named Watertown, Pat Miguel Tomaino watched a nice sunset over the Charles as well: Read more.
Ryan took some awesome photos of this evening's sunset in the Fens.
Mango Matt, meanwhile, got a great shot of the sun going down over the Back Bay, the Common and downtown: Read more.
Matt Frank watched the sun go down over clouds, the Mystic River, the Tobin Bridge and birds this evening.
If nothing else, the clouds heralding Lee gave us an amazing sunset tonight, as Tim Babatz couldn't help but notice at Fan Pier on the harbor.
Up the harbor a bit, Adam Balsam got a good view in the North End: Read more.
Jake watched the sun go down over Boston Harbor and downtown Boston from the beach at Peddocks Island this evening.
Maria Daniels, in Harvard Square, was one of many people who looked up after the rain stopped this evening.
In Jamaica Plain, Handmaid saw the rainbows, too, but also a still angry cloud: Read more.
Amy Weingarten Salvucci took in the post-storm rainbow over the South End this evening. Brooks Payne captured it as well.
Romeo Trauma watched the rainbow over Dudley Street in Dorchester: Read more.
Matt Frank captured a helicopter flying through an orange sunset today caused by forest fires in Quebec.
Matt Frank watched a jet depart Logan through nature's homage to the Golden Girls opening credits by way of haze from the continuing wildfires in western Canada.
Mary Ellen shows how somebody had the sunset well in hand yesterday at Millennium Park in West Roxbury.
The Natiional Weather Service reports the haze is from forest fires a bit west of Worcester - in Alberta. At 8:36 this morning, the GOES-East satellite captured the smoke stream: Read more.
Adam Smith watched the golden stripes on Boston buildings at sunset today.
Tony Ursillo had a great seat for this evening's sunset over Beacon Hill, the Common and the Back Bay.
Nicholas Agri couldn't help but look up as the sun went down this evening as he strolled along Kennedy Drive overlooking Short Beach Creek in Winthrop.
He was hardly alone. Read more.
Louise Miller looked west over the Common and Back Bay at the "crazy orange sunset" this evening.
Darryl Houston couldn't help but notice the unusual sunset flaring from the Hyde Park library today.
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