Afternoon squall through a foggy lense

Unfortunately, I'm having some moisture ingress problems, so this one fogged up within five minutes of the start of the capture, which is a shame because there was a brief interlude of Asperatus Undullatus backlit with a fabulous blue glow. Right behind a big blob of lense fog.

It cleared up after a bit, when the biggest blob became too big for its boots and fell off the lense. Funny how that happens, eh?

So then we had a long, lazy afternoon of heavy cumulus drawing corkscrews in the air until the afternoon's squall roared in from the west, fast and wild, and gone as soon as it arrived. Well, about 20 minutes later, to be precise.

Then the foggyness came back, which is a shame, because like I said, possibly some hints of the ol' Undulatus, which I have actually seen enough times that I know where it comes from, and will try to be more aware of it this season, see if I can't get some good, solid footage of it.

It shows up as three bright blue blobs in mid frame at about the 16:49 mark. There's more of it down the right side of the frame, where it's still a bit blurry, but not as bad.

I'm on holidays from my day job for the next 49 days (oh, there's that clock-is-ticking feeling that I haven't missed one little bit), so hopefully an opportunity to get some good footage. As long as it keeps raining!

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