Rainbow Brite!

Tonight was a night when I wished I had a super nice, hoity toity camera.  Ya see, when we walked out of K-Mart tonight the most gorgeous rainbow was right before our eyes.  It was the most vibrant rainbow I had ever seen.  AND, it was a full rainbow.  AND, a portion of it was a double rainbow.  The kids wanted to search for the pot of gold.  Matt and I didn't. 

The only bummer part was it switched from vibrant to kinda dull within about a minute after we first saw it.  Here are some pictures (and a short video) unfortunately after it had diminished a bit.

Then after we were home for 30 minutes the sky looked like this . . .

I'm pretty tired of the rain!!

WowZers!

This is a picture of downtown Georgetown from this morning.  Yikes!

And the round of storms we had this morning are supposed to be minor compared to what we are getting around dinner time.  Lucky us!

P.S.  This picture was not taken by me.  It was sent to Matt through work email this morning.

Storm Damage

Today we did our "waterfall drive-by".  Here is what it looked like today. 

We also saw a little damage from the weekend storms. 

Tornado? Straight Line Winds? Hurricane?

Last week, as many of you probably saw on the news, Kentucky was hit with some terrible storms which created lots of flooding. Here are some pictures from around town.

Kids by flooded Elkhorn Creek (across from Arby's)

Measuring stick at Elkhorn Creek

Waterfall across from Cardome

Elkhorn Creek off Crumbaugh Road, Scott County

Waterfall off Johnson Mill, Scott County

Same waterfall as above, other side

And another view, same waterfall

Damaged tobacco plants

Pop up trailer that has seen better days

Blown over tree (close up)

Same tree - full view

Another blown over tree - Crumbaugh Road