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The West Texas dust is now so thick that viewing the Sun is impossible.
SkyWatcher (Oscar)
The West Texas dust is now so thick that viewing the Sun is impossible.
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I heard there's a total lunar eclipse coming up on the night of March 13th and ending early in the morning on March 14th. Cool.
There is no reason to go to Mars when Mars comes to you. The sky looks otherworldly.
It's yucky dust for the rest of us.
Wind is starting to pick up. Had a wind gust to 40 mph at around 10:32 am CT on the north side of Stone Oak.
I see the dust along the horizon. It'll be here soon enough.
Just a quick shower before the winds kick up and the dust rolls in.
Just a quick shower before the winds kick up and the dust rolls in.
Squirrel turbo mode activated! We have high winds coming in tomorrow little buddy. Save your nuts!
The Moon is happy to see us.
The Moon the planet Venus. Also, I'm saying this for the last time. The planet Venus is not a UFO.
Hey, Mia Montgomery! I told the sunrise this morning you are leaving for a new gig, so the sunrise put on a show in your honor.
Hey, Mia Montgomery! I told the sunrise this morning you are leaving for a new gig, so the sunrise wanted to put on a show in your honor.
