below clouds of rain

Cumulus crowds gather over GWB crossing Hudson River and the New Jersey Palisades in the distance as seen from Riverside Park and the vicinity of West 57th Street in Hell's Kitchen before a storm.

On this day as cumulus clouds piled up haphazardly over Hudson river and GWB in New York like a field of cotton balls within in a second of shooting the above shot, a pelting rain came down.  

Those of us stranded in this beautiful open part of long and narrow Riverside Drive Park in Hell's Kitchen that stretches from 59th street to 155th street ran for cover underneath sections of an elevated West Side Highway where there are winding trails below for bicycles and  people walking or running, and we stood there for several minutes watching the rain come down until it dribbled out of steam and stopped and a glorious sun glowed, and it got warm.

Bjarke Ingles of the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the Danish architectural firm, designed V57's hyperbolic paraboloid shaped apartment building along West Side Highway in New York's Hell's Kitchen.