Big Sky Wyoming
Montana may employ the phrase “Big Sky Country” to describe its open country and beautiful skies, but Wyoming easily comes in second with its share. Witness a pair o... (more)

Spring has sprung on the Old Fort loops as P87 crawls upgrade in a pouring rain with woodchip loads for the soon to close Canton paper mill.

The snow is falling as an empty for the Minorca mine glides along.

The California Zephyr runs through Rollinsville, Colorado as a massive thunderhead blooms in the background along the Front Range.

Amtrak 4, the eastbound Southwest Chief, has just knocked down the semaphore signals in Levy, NM on its way towards Raton, NM. A thunderstorm popped up and it started to rain very heavily just as... (more)

A stormy afternoon greets an eastbound BNSF freight descending Winston Hill past milepost 216 leaving Winston, Montana, on July 7, 2021.

A local arrives in a very damp Dawlish in a downpour. A spell of moderate rain moved through the area for a few hours making for some good weather photography.

A grain train rolls east down the BNSF Clovis Subdivision as a thunderstorm moves across the distant sky in Bodega, New Mexico.

NS 15T speeds west through Shawsville, VA as a supercell thunderstorm looms in the background.

An MRL GP9 & SD40-2 idle away as a storm is about to roll through Logan, MT

A set of MRL Helpers head light powered back to Livingston under a stormy sky.

A Paighton to London Paddington working seen slowing to a stop in a wet and damp Dawlish. Contrary to belief it does not rain in the UK "all the time" in fact there are plenty of dry sunny spells.

A southbound is approaching, so this work train takes the siding as a storm clears at Broughton. I guess those hoppers are carrying gold, since that's where the rainbow ends.

UP's North Antelope Mine, WY to Cochise, AZ coal train has no issue battling the heavy grade of Castle Rock with 5 motors total pulling the 118 car train. In the background, a spring time thunders... (more)

A heavy spring snowfall is occurring as this empty limestone train heads back south to Proctor yard after dumping its contents at the U.S. Steel Minntac plant.