New Jersey Wasn’t the Only State with the Perfect Pink Sky

Happy Friday everyone.

I know we are at the end of the work week which means everyone is exhausted but did you happen to have a few minutes to look up yesterday? (When I said yesterday, I mean September 29th)

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Our skies were wild with bright colors and I swear, the clouds looked exactly like cotton candy around sunset.

It all started when my sisters and I were exchanging photos of the sunset. We all live in different areas throughout the Northeast.

It got me thinking: "Does the sky look like cotton candy across the whole northeast?"

So I went to work and hit up friends far and wide.

Just about every single photo I received showed fluffy, pink and blue clouds which had me craving a humongous, boardwalk bag of cotton candy.

At the end of these photos, you will notice that the colors start to change to a tint of red, orange and yellow. Wild, right?

I believe I have read that bright colors in our skies are actually signs of pollution.

Is this true? Does anyone know?

Can you email me at Nicole.Murray@townsquaremedia.com if you know the science behind all this?

Let's take a look at photos taken across the Northeast during yesterday's sunset.

So now that you have looked at the photos, any explanation for this?

Can you email me at Nicole.Murray@townsquaremedia.com if you know the science behind all this? Thank you in advance!

You want to see some more pictures of Mother Nature hard at work?