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Great Spaces Boston created a time-lapse video of the clouds over Boston late in the day. Read more.
— Great Spaces Boston (@Gr8Spaces) June 26, 2017
Great Spaces Boston created a time-lapse video of the clouds over Boston late in the day. Read more.
Krista Easterly enjoyed some rainbow action over the Reserve Channel and Boston Harbor this afternoon.
Dr. B watched the storm retreat from Revere Beach: Read more.
Erika Holmberg shows us the rainbow over the turnpike in Newton this afternoon.
She wasn't the only one to look up as the rain ended: Read more.
Melissa Sullivan enjoyed the rainbow over the Charles River this morning.
She wasn't alone: Read more.
Neil was among those who enjoyed the rainbow (or in some cases, rainbows) after the rain squall that moved through around 4:45 p.m. - heralding the polar front that sets us up for Sunday's nor'easter. He had a front-row seat overlooking the Boston Fish Pier and the harbor.
More photos of the squall and the rainbow action, with bonus hail video from the Back Bay (and now with photos from the second rainbow round around 6:30 p.m.):
Chamomile Tea took in the sunset over Roslindale Square this evening. More sunset and rainbow photos.
Jan spotted a rainbow shortly before 5 p.m. from the 49th floor of the Hancock building.
Boston captured a double rainbow over Quincy and Dacia streets this afternoon.
But wait, there's more! Read more.
Frank Kosiba watched the storm roll in from his deck in South Boston.
Elsie Kenyon, meanwhile, got to see both ends of the rainbow from the Longfellow Bridge: Read more.
From Marlborough to Boston to Quincy, residents reported seeing rainbows this evening - along with some amazing cloud formations, like Emily Campbell's photo of the incoming storm:
Just when you were thinking we hadn't had a good rainbow recently. Christine Kelly shows us the scene in South Boston late this afternoon.
Saul Blum captured the rainbow in Kendall Square around 4:40 p.m. No word if he found the leprechaun with gold at the end.
Phil captured the rainbow over Cambridge Street and the turnpike in Allston yesterday - from the same storm that gave us that giant cloud.
Copyright Phil. Posted in on Flickr.
Jed Hresko, meanwhile, spotted the rainbow downtown:
Such as this twisting cloud that Rich Beaubien photographed over Bolton? Don't worry: The National Weather Service says:
A FEW STRONG TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE LATE TODAY. THE PRIMARY THREATS WILL BE STRONG WIND GUSTS WITH A SECONDARY CONCERN FOR HAIL.
Rachel Ringenberg shares the view out her window late this afternoon.
More rainbow photos in the comments.
Look one way this afternoon and you got a brillant sunset, as shown in this photo by the Mayor's Office above and by Rocio Lluch, below:
Look the other way and you got an rainbow, as Rohan Krishna shows: