The end of the rainbow was actually in the water at our beach. As you can see, the umbrellas were on their sides on the winery deck, as a preventative measure from the wind that kicked up just before sunset last evening.Here is a broader view. 
The sky clearly has the feeling of Fall rather than summer.
Here are a few shots I took Wednesday evening just before sunset.
I finally got a glimpse at one of the frequent low-flying planes.
Last Sunday the winds were brisk enough for this vessel to leave it's dock at the marina and enjoy a sail.
Speaking of brisk winds, today is a VERY breezy day at the Lake, a little chilly too, 59 degrees.
There is a weather advisory:
...HIGH RISK OF RIP CURRENTS THROUGH THIS EVENING...WEST TO NORTHWEST WINDS 15 TO 25 KNOTS COMBINED WITH WAVES OF 4TO 7 FEET WILL ALLOW FOR A HIGH RISK OF RIP CURRENT TODAY.
Although our guests were in awe of the earlier storms, the sunset was just gorgeous as a grand finale to the evening events. It almost made us all forget the "trauma" from the previous hours. 
He just stood there taking in the beauty of the water. I almost thought he was deaf because he was not spooked by a couple who were sitting on the rocks just to the west. He did finally take a quick jaunt to the rocks on the water, however, he stayed for quite some time, letting the light breeze cool him off. I did get some footage of his visit.....
Thank goodness it fell East rather than West. We actually lost 2 trees from the strike. 
...And the simultaneous sunset.
A couple feeling a little chill in the air the same evening, 
No one was looking for a blanket last evening, a week later, on the contrary, a jaunt down the slip and slide would have been in order.