Very sudden, - out of "nowhere" - a thunderstorm cell cluser emerged from the NW quickly pulling down to the SE. I didn't hear and thunder, though - likely because we weren't in the direct path. I was on my way to the food store - with a heavy, kind of aching body i realized. Clearly not yet time for me to go out a longer time.

Yet... I dislike to miss the chance to take some impressionistic photos when thunderstorm clouds emerge.

Local "dust devil"

As I took the main photo, a local wind swirl started to develop over the street, rotating in a circle - pulling up plenty of dust and garbage, flying high into the air.

Just to be sure, i looked around to make sure this isn't a sort of "tornado thing in early development" *LOL* It wasn't of course. The rotating swirl was nteresting to observe, given how energetically it managed to lift dense dust and stuff. Even breathing started to get difficult.

The sun emerged fast after the passage, but the temperatures had fallen by almost 10°C, down to just 10-11°C.