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After Torrential Rains, Double Rainbow Reminds Us Everything Will Be OK

By on Wed, Jun 17, 2015 at 8:49 pm

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It rained. Hard. Many areas and roads in and around San Antonio experienced flash flooding, and the National Weather Service has issued flood warning for the San Antonio River and area creeks that will remain in effect until June 18, 4:28 a.m., at the time of this post. 

There's plenty of rain porn on social media right now. And then there's this, courtesy of a friend and former colleague Elizabeth Castro. 

click to enlarge Double rainbow. Oh my god. It's a double rainbow. So intense. Whoa. That's so intense. - Elizabeth Castro/Facebook
Elizabeth Castro/Facebook
Double rainbow. Oh my god. It's a double rainbow. So intense. Whoa. That's so intense.

Let's all just marvel at nature for the moment. 

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