Vivid sunset after the rain
Jean Nagy enjoyed the post-storm sunset this evening.
She wasn't alone:
Strange red sunset over #boston tonight @universalhub pic.twitter.com/FTKgsNb0lQ
— Louise Miller (@louisethebaker) September 19, 2016
Cool #Boston #Sunset. @WCVB #bostonusa #Dorchester #Amazing @617Images @universalhub @OnlyInBOS pic.twitter.com/rKqm7PLmzV
— Great Spaces Boston (@Gr8Spaces) September 19, 2016
Oh #Allston, wish you were more scenic but good effort on the #sunset tonight! @universalhub @BriEggers #BrightonAve #AllstonVillage #Boston pic.twitter.com/kB5dKITwTP
— Melissa Sullivan (@Emjay1028) September 19, 2016
Another amazing sunset @universalhub pic.twitter.com/TTGAj0t5Z8
— Stephen Mahood (@marxistvegan) September 19, 2016
@universalhub Sunset from Jamaica Plain. pic.twitter.com/08TYQWkUH5
— Lauren Picone (@lepicone) September 19, 2016
Our Librarians are everywhere. :)
The sunset from Houghs Neck, Quincy tonight. #sunset @universalhub @QuincyTweets pic.twitter.com/wAlqZAYwpZ— BAC Library (@BACLibrary) September 19, 2016
Chelsea Creek & Tobin Bridge as seen from the Taste of Chelsea fundraiser tonight @universalhub @ChelseaScanner pic.twitter.com/MrGcR8u0mW
— Matt Frank (@MattFrank) September 20, 2016
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Looking at all the pictures
Looking at all the pictures one thing I noticed is the low hanging clouds which I assume were due to the massive humidity levels. All the varying cloud heights and extra moisture in the air really combined to make it a spectacular sunset.
I agree, Matt Frank.
The overall subtlety of this photograph, however, is what gives it its beauty.
That old rhyme...
"Red skies at night, sailor's delight.
Red sky at morn, sailors be warned!"
My grandma explained it to me as a very red and vivid sunset as the aftermath of a storm, and a prediction of pleasant weather for the next day.
On the other hand, vivid red sunrises were a warning of rain or worse to come for the day.