Winter rain (via kirainet)
Downtown from Alaskan Way Viaduct, 1959 (via Seattle Municipal Archives)
Compare to: http://www.flickr.com/photos/manwhoyells/4389274938/
So clean! Judging from the cloud formations, local weather experience, foliage visible on Beacon Hill, and brown grass on the railroad tracks, I estimate this photo was taken in late Summer or early Fall, when the evenings have just started to get a bit chilly.
I have posed the question to local atmospheric scientist Cliff Mass. I hope he replies.
UPDATE: Cliff Mass said,
I would guess spring….those are cumulus clouds associated with instability…which is a max in spring. April or May?…cm
Ah, I had ruled out early Spring due to the full trees, but mid or late Spring may be possible. Well played, Mr. Mass.
The world’s first meme sweatshop, right here in our backyard!
Tokyo’s rail network grows like slime mold
Our new mayor should propose this method for planning the transportation network ‘round Seattle. We know where the dots are, let the slime figure out how to connect them and pay for it!
SOUND TRANSIT 3: THE BLOB
SLIME: THE SURFACE OPTION
RIDE THE GREEN LINE
I AM SLIME. YOUR NIMBY ARGUMENT IS INVALID.
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BREAKING NEWS: A COW IS AFLOAT OFF OF ALKI POINT.
I’m declaring this the official start of Spring in Seattle.
Lady Gaga & Beyonce Telephone Music Video
Wow! It could end up better than the real one.
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