Storms hit Fenway Park on Tuesday and produced some amazing skies
Tuesday night was a bit of a mess in Boston, as the Red Sox had to start and stop their eventual 9-2 victory over the Twins multiple times due to the weather. At roughly three hours past the scheduled first pitch, they had not even completed three innings.
The happy byproduct of the rain was a plethora of beautiful pictures from Fenway Park that would look great on a postcard.
The initial rain delay created a scenic sky afterward, including a rainbow:
What a couple of amazing nights skywise at #MyFenway #RedSox pic.twitter.com/KGuoXEAQNs
— Jason Suller (@jonsullypats) June 28, 2017
6-4-3 rainbow #myfenway pic.twitter.com/HH3hau5CQU
— Andrew 🐛 (@AndrewYellis) June 28, 2017
Did we mention the rainbow?
It even seemed like the storm might have subsided:
The calm after the storm #myfenway #RedSox pic.twitter.com/Qooh40IsW9
— Susan Downard (@susandownard) June 28, 2017
Then, the rain returned, and the lightning came with it:
Sup pic.twitter.com/WMAnh2nGwp
— Evan Drellich (@EvanDrellich) June 28, 2017
@RedSox #MyFenway pic.twitter.com/JXsvHpWLlN
— Newman (@NewmanHappens) June 28, 2017
Things even got horizontal:
Even the Red Sox Twitter account got in on the fun:
Lit. ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/p4cnPJ9BUl
— Red Sox (@RedSox) June 28, 2017
The two teams finally resumed play again at 10 p.m. ET, but at least the atmosphere gave the fans an awesome spectacle to pass the time before the Red Sox win.
The many skies over Fenway tonight. pic.twitter.com/TGrhMAhRsB
— MLB (@MLB) June 28, 2017