On June 24, it rained heavily for a while in the afternoon, and then it cleared up (it rained the day before, and the sky was blue in the west in the evening), and at four o'clock the sun spread. In the evening, interesting clouds appeared in the sky. I took pictures of them and

6 24, it rained heavily in the afternoon for a while, then it cleared up (it rained the day before yesterday, and the sky was blue in the west in the evening), and at four o'clock the sun spread. In the evening, interesting clouds appeared in the sky. I took pictures of them and everyone watched them together.

The first picture has a frame added to it. Birds seemed to be flying in the sky, but in fact they were not birds, but scattered black clouds. The clouds floating in the sky are very interesting. A wisp of cloud is white, bright and white, as white as brocade; a large cloud is ink-colored, like the black ink on an ink painting. Black and white clouds intertwined.

The second picture is the original picture of the sky taken at that time. The sun sets in the west. The sun is not very red, not bright red, but the western sky has a soft golden color. This is the picture I got from standing on the top of a tall building and taking a picture of the western skyline.

The third picture is a special mirror for the black and white clouds. Perhaps the two colors of clouds are thousands of miles apart, but when I look up, I see them as a flat plan. I was just wondering: "Why do two clouds of completely opposite colors appear in the sky at the same time?" What kind of weather will this kind of weather predict tomorrow?

The fourth picture is still an enlarged picture. The soft golden color on the western horizon may indicate good weather tomorrow. The broken black cloud was broken into tiny pieces and dotted with stars. Why did it break? Does it mean there will be wind tomorrow?

The fifth picture is a zoomed-out picture, which allows you to observe the entire western sky more objectively. From the picture, you can see that the entire sky is mainly blue, with not many clouds and more black clouds than white clouds. The six pictures

are also original pictures.

The seventh picture slightly adjusts the tone of the original picture.

The eighth picture shows the northeastern sky on the evening of June 24. The sky in the east is so blue, and the clouds are also wispy and white. (It does not indicate windy weather)

Looking at the clouds through the window is very spectacular and very engaging. It seems that the clouds have been blown out by the wind, leaving traces of waves.

The northeastern sky

On the evening of June 24, the southwest sky.

In the southwest sky, the clouds are also very thin. There are many different postures and interesting things to see. There are many white clouds and few black clouds.

On the evening of June 24, the clouds in the east (or slightly south of the east) were thick.

The sky in the north became cloudy.

On June 25, it did not rain all day and was sunny. The sun didn't shine much all day, and it was basically half cloudy and half sunny, as if people were neither happy nor angry. It was windy late in the day.