I TOOK THESE PHOTOS JANUARY 5, 2014 IN NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA. IT WAS A SUN-SHINY DAY WITH AN CLEAR BLUE SKY. ON THE 6TH THAT CHANGED.
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- Crows
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- Dead Man’s Curve
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- January 5, 2014 Nassau County, Florida
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- Pecan Trees with Spanish Moss
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- Mistletoe
THE NEXT DAY, I TOOK THESE PHOTOS, JANUARY 6, 2014, IN NASSAU COUNTY, FLORIDA AS AN ARCTIC COLD FRONT MOVED IN. THE TEMPERATURE DROPPED ALMOST 50 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT IN JUST A FEW HOURS. THERE WAS A HARD FREEZE IN THE LOW TEENS THAT NIGHT …. AS I FLEW NORTH, IN MORNING OF THE 7TH, THE TEMPERATURES BECAME WARMER.
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- Cold Front January 6, 2014
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- Cold Front January 6, 2014
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- Cold Front January 6, 2014
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- Cold Front January 6, 2014
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- Sun under the clouds shining through Spanish moss January 6, 2014
Bear … 02.05.2014 02.06.2014
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What a difference a day makes 24little hours! Fabulous photos. Thanks for sharing.
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I saw that you have had the weather recently, too …..
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Yes we will all be growing fins and webbed feet. ;)xxx
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…a new modern breed ….
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WOW! These photos are awesome. You totally captured the striking contrast! It brings forth that truism: What a difference a day makes!
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A few hours, often. when I was hiking in the Guadeloupe Mts. in Texas there was a similar weather change … in September. 60 F drop in 3 hours. Happened in July in Oregon. August, the Yukon ….. etc. I think weather in North America has always been changeable. For example your Christmases. 🙂
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True! Hence the expression, if you don’t like the weather, wait 5 minutes. 🙂 But what I was commenting on was how well you captured the change in the photos. I love the dramatic contrast. 🙂
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Thank you, Deborah.
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