No need to fear the bright object in the sky (reader photos)
By Whatcom News on February 7, 2017 8:19am
The Sun makes an appearance over the snow as seen from Cherry Street (February 7, 2017). Photo courtesy of Bryan Nelson
The bright yellow object in the southeastern sky is the Sun. It can be seen every morning when there is sufficient clearing of the clouds, such as this morning. But it has been several days since it has made an appearance.
Neighbors grabbed their cameras to capture the sight, possibly knowing the days ahead are forecast to be gray and rainy. If you have a picture of today’s Sun appearance in Ferndale to share, text it to 360-223-1438 or email to news@discoverferndale.com.Sun on the snow in Ferndale (February 7, 2017). Photo courtesy of Paul IngramIcicles hanging off the “clock tower” on a sunny day (February 7, 2017). Photo courtesy of Art Rojsza
Looking toward the east from Douglas Road (February 7, 2017). Photo courtesy of Lorraine Robinson
Sun on the snow in Ferndale (February 7, 2017). Photo courtesy of Anita Goecke
Sunrise in the snow as seen from Thornton Street (February 7, 2017). Photo courtesy of Carol Erickson
The Sun makes an appearance over the snow as seen from Cherry Street (February 7, 2017). Photo courtesy of Bryan Nelson
