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HokieMacDaddy HokieMacDaddy OP
Jul 07, 2022 at 09:53 AM ET
You ever seen a sky this color?
I did once, many years ago, driving into a squall line in Dallas. This one was taken (not by me) in Sioux Falls, SD, the other day. As Shawn Spencer would say, that's some bad juju magumbo going on there.

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DallasHokie98
That is a huge danger sign. Derecho
YardBird YardBird
You know that’s right
Vienna_Hokie Vienna_Hokie
Yep, driving on 66 W at 50...Tornado alerts started blaring on the radio
Tornado hit a building at the intersection of 50 and 66, then traveled along a path pretty much paralleling 50 for about 15 miles. Mostly in the air, touched down a couple times and did some minor damage.
FfxStationHokie FfxStationHokie
Precursor to alien invasion
HokieDan95 HokieDan95
Don't be silly
shade is totally wrong for that
vthhhi vthhhi
Yes, the day the "replacement" began.
Late 80s Hokie Late 80s Hokie
It's just the Aurora Borealis. In daytime. In South Dakota. Ummmm...
yeah, that's it.
PhotoHokieNC PhotoHokieNC
Yes, once when I fubarred the color temperature settings on the Nikon.
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Hokie 4 MG
Last time I saw a sky this color was when the tornado hit Colonial Heights/
Petersburg area in 1993. Ended badly that day too.
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Babyhook03
Not Tornado but Earthquake
Worked for Kroger, when Louisa Earthquake happened. Shelves shook, lights on ceiling swayed. I didn't say anything at first because I didn't know if everyone felt it or it was just me.
HokieGator HokieGator
I've seen the sky this color often. But it could the the peyote.
Tuckahokie Tuckahokie
A friend was working for a record company and was in the Col. Heights
Wal Mart that day...he said he grabbed a woman next to him and they dove under some display racks. He said the sound of the tornado was deafening.
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EDGEMAN
You ever seen the water light up?
Instead of a kayak, just imagine the wake behind a 350' ship...lol
Burruss Writer Burruss Writer
Seen it at OBX
The waves were unusually bright that evening, even to the point of mesmerizing. Then I noticed as my kids walked in front of me, their footprints were lighting up and then disappearing. We then started jumping on the wet sand and it would flash for a few seconds. Absolutely awesome!
HokieMacDaddy HokieMacDaddy OP
Yep - did that on the Indian River in FL
Gets a little spooky when the thing making the phytoplankton light up is an alligator