April 2020
April 2nd
We report some clouds; they looked like clouds, acted like clouds, and didn't sound like much, which our expert indicated is characteristic of clouds. In conclusion, they were most definitely clouds indeed.
April 1st
We report a singular sight in the form of a great arc of bright colours sprawled across the sky. The phenomenon lasted a short amount of time, but our expert claimed to have had an excellent day in consequence.
April 4th
We report that the Sun is in hiding. But the Sun is not exactly inconspicuous. We'll just leave you some space, Sun, alright?
April 3rd
We report that our expert got lost in the fog this morning. We confirm that they eventually returned home safely.
April 5th
We report the apparition of altocumulus castellanus. According to our expert, these clouds announce cold air at high altitudes. If you have planned activities between 2,000 and 7,000 m above the ground, please make sure you are dressed accordingly.
April 7th
We report that the skies are blue. They stretch towards the horizon in their blueness. Nothing to disrupt or cover this blue; pure blue for miles and hours.
April 6th
We report thunder, maybe. Our expert heard a sound, but was it thunder? They are unsure. We urge our expert to get their ears checked as soon as possible.
April 13th
We report the last star in the sky this morning. It is dim and distant, but it is no less present, and we are glad for it.
April 8th
We report sunshine through the trees. It is warm and it is pleasant.
April 11th
We report that, above clouds, there are no other clouds. This is our expert's conclusion after months of research.
April 23rd
We report that the sky is being confusing, but our expert affirms that things are looking up. The redaction is not entirely certain as to what this means, although we are, indeed, looking up.
April 12th
We report that it would probably be best to head home, should you ever find yourself under such a sky.
April 14th
We report that a crow stood on a fence as the Sun gave its last rays.
April 15th
We report that, in uncertain times, nothing beats looking at the sky.
April 16th
We report that, despite what others might be telling you, these ARE sheep in the sky. Our expert confirmed it several times for us.
April 17th
We report that we have forgotten our umbrella, and we admit to feeling slightly bitter over it at the moment. We wish you a nice evening nonetheless.
April 18th
We report that the storm has passed. Our expert expresses how wonderful it is to realise that the Sun has not been put out by the tons of water that seem to have spilled from the sky.
April 19th
We report that thunderstorms are louder than we had remembered and we would really like to go home, now. Please.
April 20th
We report spring snow. Nobody was expecting it, but perhaps we had secretly wished for it.
April 21st
We report:
-rice
-pasta
-eggs
-spinach
-tomato sauce
-chocolate ice cream
-toothpaste
-laundry detergent
-cat food
Oh no, is that the grocery list? Our sincere apologies.
April 22nd
We report some rain, but not here, though. Rain in the distance.
April 24th
We report: nothing much. Today was very quiet. Our expert indicates that it was probably for the best. We wish you an excellent weekend.
April 25th
We report that there is fire in the sky, and our expert is unsure as to whether it is entirely safe to be out and about in these conditions. Our expert should maybe be a little bit more aware of these things considering they're supposed to be, you know, an expert.
April 29th
We report that there is apparently no limit to the strange shapes the sky can produce.
April 30th
We report some rain; pouring rain that will leave your socks soaked and that the ground will take days to absorb. We hope you can find shelter.