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After many days of anticyclone, it rained in Sant Celoni, in Vallès Oriental. For meteorology lovers, it allowed us to monitor the skies.
This series of photographs in La Vanguardia’s Readers’ Photos were taken on a day that, chronologically, was more or less.
After a night spent in water, Sunday started with sun in Sant Celoni, although before the end of the morning, the sky was already completely cloudy. A sky that, at mid-morning, gave way to an impressive curtain of rain located in the Sant Esteve de Palautordera area. It can be seen in one of the photographs.
A curtain of rain that quickly advanced towards Sant Celoni and the neighboring region of La Selva, in such a way that it left a lot of water in a short time. A situation that forced events to move forward, such as the Ball de Gitanes.
Already at noon, from Sant Celoni we were able to see some lightning and thunder, and also see that the blackest clouds remained in the neighboring region.
Therefore, at noon, it was not raining. After half the day, we still had time for the final burst of precipitation, which brought spectacular clouds over Montnegre and the La Selva region.
Some spectacular clouds that were accompanied by some solar rays. Thanks to them, when the time came for sunset, it took on a very reddish tone.
It was a day out of ten meteorologically speaking. And the joy that the forests had thanks to that blessed rain water. And in the end the Ball de les Gitanes could be celebrated.
Although regardless of how each person experienced it, the truth is that, after so many days of sun, it is undoubtedly appreciated that we recorded a day to look up at the sky. A fascinating sky that never stopped changing and bringing us surprises.