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Santa Teresa Park: Rain, Rainbows, Views, & Sunset 10/3/18 by Ronald Horii
On 10/3/18, the first rain since April hit San Jose. There wasn't much rain, but there was enough to make rainbows and some impressive clouds. I went to Santa Teresa Park and walked up the Hidden Springs Trail to get a good vantage point of the storm. I was hoping for a rainbow. There were a few brief downpours, but I had an umbrella. As the storm moved east, and the clouds broke open, partial rainbows appeared. The skies began to clear, but there were still dramatic cloud formations. I was hoping the rain would clean the air and provide clear views, so I hiked up to Coyote Peak. I could see all the way to San Francisco. Here are views from that day.
I took all these pictures with my little Panasonic ZS50 travelzoom. It's not the best for low light, but its powerful 30X zoom lens is great for distant shots.
More Santa Teresa Park pictures: http://www.rhorii.com/#santateresa
On 10/3/18, the first rain since April hit San Jose. There wasn't much rain, but there was enough to make rainbows and some impressive clouds. I went to Santa Teresa Park and walked up the Hidden Springs Trail to get a good vantage point of the storm. I was hoping for a rainbow. There were a few brief downpours, but I had an umbrella. As the storm moved east, and the clouds broke open, partial rainbows appeared. The skies began to clear, but there were still dramatic cloud formations. I was hoping the rain would clean the air and provide clear views, so I hiked up to Coyote Peak. I could see all the way to San Francisco. Here are views from that day.
I took all these pictures with my little Panasonic ZS50 travelzoom. It's not the best for low light, but its powerful 30X zoom lens is great for distant shots.
More Santa Teresa Park pictures: http://www.rhorii.com/#santateresa
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