errin
05-10-2013, 10:15 AM
We've been getting a lot of rain in Denver the last few days (which, for a Midwestern transplant like me, has been AWESOME). At least, it's a lot for high plains desert. Usually when it rains in Denver, it blows through very quickly. We had pea-sized hail at my office yesterday morning for about ten minutes, then less than an hour later the sun was out. When I left work it was raining again, five miles north it was just starting to look a little sunny, and by the time I got home the sun was out in full force.
Since I know a lot of our players aren't in plains areas, I wanted to share with you guys what rain here typically looks like. Mostly because it's cool and awesome, the weather here is one of my favorite things about this place. This is a pic I took near NCAR in Boulder.
As you can see, it hadn't started raining where I was yet, but it was clearly raining in the distance, and you can see through the rain to the clouds on the other side. When it rains in Denver, this is what it looks like anywhere that you can see a lot of open sky, which is most of the city.
Since I know a lot of our players aren't in plains areas, I wanted to share with you guys what rain here typically looks like. Mostly because it's cool and awesome, the weather here is one of my favorite things about this place. This is a pic I took near NCAR in Boulder.
As you can see, it hadn't started raining where I was yet, but it was clearly raining in the distance, and you can see through the rain to the clouds on the other side. When it rains in Denver, this is what it looks like anywhere that you can see a lot of open sky, which is most of the city.