Typical Weather For An  Astronomical Event by 30pics4jackiesdiamond

Typical Weather For An Astronomical Event

I opened the bedroom window, looked south-west and didn't see the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn, but did get a face full of rain!!
You're right, it IS typical!! Grey sky here too (though no lashing rain...).
December 21st, 2020  
Oh darn, typical 2020. Love the light in the tree.
December 21st, 2020  
Oh no! Beautiful last night here. Hoping for the same tonight!
December 21st, 2020  
Indeed, typical weather recently.
December 21st, 2020  
We had an overcast day but the clouds did part for a brief period. If I got my bearings correct then I believe that I saw the conjunction or maybe I just saw a rather bright star with a small on just beside it.....
December 21st, 2020  
How do it know? Clear skies when nothing interesting is happening......
December 21st, 2020  
Same here.
December 21st, 2020  
The things we do for a photo & the things that happen...ha-ha
December 22nd, 2020  
LOL....
December 22nd, 2020  
Licky you! Sorry about the lack of view. I missed it too but because of trees rather than clouds!
December 22nd, 2020  
We are totally fogged in...so we won’t be able to see it either.
December 22nd, 2020  
I tried to see it but I'm in a hole.
December 22nd, 2020  
A good result for a peek !
December 22nd, 2020  
Oh, dear. Maybe tomorrow?
December 22nd, 2020  
Haha. I look for a glimmer of hope but found none.
December 22nd, 2020  
@wakelys it's there somewhere Sue
@mcsiegle nope!!
@sandradavies you think??
@randystreat and divided by an ocean!
@shutterbug49 so not fair!!!
@grammyn never mind eh?!
@dutchothotmailcom hahaha
@happysnaps oh yes
@onewing I'm sorry
@theredcamera cos nature is clever!!!
@salza pleased for you
@haskar gin clear the night before Hannah!!
@jackies365 looking forward to seeing if you captured it
@shutterbug49 it is a horrid orange sulphur hence in turned to BnW
@will_wooderson I'm told we need the rain
December 22nd, 2020  
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