As the old saying goes, “Pink sky at night, shepherd’s delight. Pink sky in the morning, shepherd’s warning.” I have always understood this to mean that the pink evening sky is an indication that rainy weather has passed. If the morning sky is pink, rain is expected. This was the sky yesterday evening, just after a windy and rainy day.
Snowbird of Paradise 
Couple of lovely photos
Thanks, Sheree.
You’re very welcome
Lovely photos. Incidentally, I always learned the saying as “red sky at night, shepherd’s delight” Recently a friend told me she learned it as “red sky at night, sailor’s delight” I guess there are variations, but it all means the same thing.
You know, after I went to bed I thought maybe it was red, not pink. But it was definitely shepherd’s for my parents in England.
I had always heard it sailor’s instead of shepherds as well. It’s probably changed for the area you live in where there are few shepherds and more sailors.
Yes, it was always shepherds when my parents said it in the UK. Not that we saw many of either sailors or shepherds!
Not too many sailors or shepherds either in Ontario.
Haha!