The threat of rain lingered as we made our way to our granddaughter’s high school graduation on Friday evening. But as the senior class of Wylie East high school took their seats on the football field, the darker clouds were replaced by some rather mysterious ones that appeared to be sending a cryptic message.
I added a filter to make it more visible. Am I going crazy or does it look as if there’s a message there? Too bad I don’t read cloud language.
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The message reads Congratulations!
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I think you’re right.
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I don’t see it. 😕
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Look just right of center for the cursive L
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lol… I don’t see any letters at all.
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Lol. So maybe I am going crazy…It wouldn’t be the first time.
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Nah… my imagination is low right now
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It happens!
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I’m mystified. Crazy it is.
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I was afraid I’d lost my mind. You just confirmed it.
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Ooohhh! Love the sky! BTW… they are mammatus clouds and are often part of storms. They are so amazing to look at. I’ve seen so many cool photos of this type of cloud.
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Also, congrats to your grandaughter!
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Thanks! I’ll pass that along!
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Thanks! I’ve never heard of mammatus clouds.
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I only know because I follow several weather photographers/storm chasers and they share lots of photos of those. I used to think of them as bubble clouds.
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I love learning new stuff. And clouds fascinate me.
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