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Our smoky sunset.
Taylor Mcclelland
Our smoky sunset.
Aug 6, 2025
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Taylor Mcclelland
A nice October ozone day sunset.
Storms fired up along the front South and East of San Antonio
BEAM ME UP SCOTTY.
Yesterday it was raining water, today its raining crepuscular rays.
A nice sunset to end our rainy Sunday on.
A pretty sunset with the help of Hurricane Lorena.
One last Woodlawn Lake Sunset for Steve Spriester as all of his TV followers, and News crew say goodbye, you definitely left your mark in the news industry especially KSAT and will be missed.
The Sky was on fire!
With our highest chance of rain today, that means the Stone Oak RAIN DEFENSE SYSTEM is powered up LOL.
Part of StoneOak won the rain lottery!!!
A birds eye view of a STRONG storm that passed over Stone Oak with some GOOD soaking rain.
There’s our 10% chance of rain. It needed to be helping put out that fire.
