Field guide No. 1522
Upward rain over rooftop towels
Drying, by return to sender.
Three towels hang on a rooftop washing line at sunset, each joined to a small dark cloud above by a column of water. The towels are drying; the cloud is getting the wash.
Field noteWet towels give water to the air anyway; here it just leaves in visible columns, aimed at one cloud.
Also possible, also breaking physics
Knotted tornado over the prairieAir can’t hold a knot. This funnel has tied an overhand in itself and kept spinning.
Salmon leaps through a dry waterfall tunnelA fish can be suspended in falling water. The tunnel is a choice, not an impossibility.
Grass reveals wind in the wallGrass streams sideways from a limestone wall, combed by a wind that nothing else in the lane admits to.
Suspended rain above the empty platformDroplets stopped mid-fall break gravity, not logic: water is still water, merely late.