‘Red sky at night’ now means being stopped in traffic, not a nautical phrase

“Red sky at night” is usually a sailor’s delight. However, with more and more folks moving to Southwest Florida and our seasonal friends beginning their annual migration back, the “red sky at night” is more defined by being stopped at an intersection than by any iconic nautical phrase. I got this shot while driving near our home here in Naples on Nov. 30, 2021. (Remember: Click on the small image for a bigger version – then click on that one for the full-size photo.)

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