The forecast for this second day of the 2026 version of November was for heavy rain and thunderstorms starting by 7 this morning.
However, upon the arrival of the sun to begin its daily illumination duty, I looked out my bedroom window and saw a clear blue sky with no clouds to be seen.
So, what with the outer world looking so pleasant, I decided the Wichita Bluff Nature Area would be today's location today of my daily nature communing and endorphin acquisition.
However, when it came time to exit my abode for outdoor activity, the sky was totally covered with angry looking clouds, blotting out the sun. No blue sky to be seen in any direction.
And the earlier dead calm had been replaced by strong gusts of wind.
Apparently, the weather forecast was off by a few hours.
Not wanting to be on the Wichita Bluffs when rain opted to pour and lightning to strike I decided to return to nearby Sikes Lake for my outdoor fun.
As you can see via the above photo documentation of today's view of the lake, looking southwest from Sikes Lake's rocky eastern shore, the wind is whipping up some waves. And the sky looks like it could begin behaving badly at any moment.
Fortunately, I was able to complete my endorphin acquisition whilst staying totally dry and free of any lightning strikes.
Speaking of waves. I am sort of anxious awaiting tomorrow's anticipated BLUE WAVE. I shall likely be staying up late tomorrow night.
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