#2373 "Convection Going"

The line of convection took about three hours to leave. This is the back edge of the cells just at sunset as it was exiting Stage Left. The storms were not very strong and I do not recall any lightning or thunder. The sunset light was phenomenal. There were some stable layers producing gravity waves in the wake of the convection. Is the the sequel to #2372 "Convection Coming".

My eye was also caught by the shreds of SCUD - Scattered Cumulus Under Deck that were racing along in the northerly flow. These tattered clouds were not far above the surface of Singleton.

I included the characteristic porch lights on the western shore of Singleton Lake along with Wick's Pick Lodge. The historical Wick's Pick Lodge is included in all of my Singleton Lake paintings.

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