Red sky in China!?

[Ridgerunner]

I live in southwest Missouri. We get droughts cyclically, but never enough to cause dust storms generated locally. The ground is always covered, no matter what. But dust storms can affect enormous areas. A few times during my lifetime I have witnessed dust storms from terrific droughts in west Texas and western Oklahoma blow all the way to here. I have even seen skies very much like what’s pictured in the OP during those.

It’s truly strange to see, and if you don’t know there are dust storms going on in Texas and/or Oklahoma, it can sure make you wonder what’s happening.

 

[tomarin]

The Houston Astro’s are in first place . If that is not a sign of the end times I don’t know what else could be

They will have to stay there for awhile for it to count, Bob.

 

[grotto]

“Red sky in the morning, Sailors take warning
Red sky at night sailors delight”

Sometimes a red sky just a red sky

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You beat me to this one! The early bird gets the worm! Where I am its snowing, no sun today! Think I’ll skip fishing!

 

[estesbob]

They will have to stay there for awhile for it to count, Bob.

We Astros fans take what we can get!

 

[tomarin]

We Astros fans take what we can get!

I understand completely (Mets fan here).

 

[Jennifoo]

Why do you think that it is superstitious to believe in signs of the end times?

I didn’t say that it is superstitious to believe in the end times: rather, it is superstitious to assume that every weather occurrence marks the end of the world. Most who do so don’t bother to learn about climate and weather patterns, and many are far too focused on the subject of the endtimes. Jesus said that we can know neither the day nor the hour. He also warned about false prophets. He wants us to focus on living the Gospel rather than worrying about or being too focused on the endtimes.