A thick blanket of clouds covered north Texas this afternoon, and unleashed pouring rain that led to floods and all kinds of mayhem. As quickly as the storm began, it ended and visitors soon started flooding into White Rock Lake to admire the beautiful sunset.
This is what it looked like at the lake after the storm on Easter Sunday
As the storm clouds started breaking up the sun began to set
The image (below) of downtown Dallas was taken from the eastern shores of White Rock Lake. The rose-tinged buildings downtown were reflecting the setting sun. Can someone please explain how these tall buildings, approximately fives miles away, reflect in the lake?
Downtown Dallas is approximately five miles away
The setting sun ignites the still lake
The sun's rays kiss the lake goodnight
The golden orb is barely visible on the horizon
And then it was gone ....
And the shadows of the night quickly enveloped the tranquil White Rock Lake in a blanket of darkness.
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