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Temperature: -2° (-19° C)
Had a couple of Zoom meetings scheduled and my internet at home has been a little twitchy while Zooming lately, so headed into town to use my office computer. Took a break at lunchtime to run an errand, grab some food and made a quick pit stop at the Hot Pond to take a couple pictures. The Hot Pond is where hot water is released into the lake from the power plant in town. It is the only spot in the bay that typically doesn't freeze over in the winter, though it can during prolonged stretches of extreme cold.
managed to get out before the cold spell hope to brave the snow this week for a few more outdoor shots any ideas?
We Texans are not used to bitterly cold weather. The birds handle it much better than we do from what I can tell, but I always put out extra seed to give them the energy they need to fight the cold.
Nosotros, los tejanos, no estamos acostumbrados al clima extremadamente frío. Las aves lo manejan mucho mejor que nosotros, por lo que puedo decir, pero siempre pongo alimento extra para darles la energía que necesitan para combatir el frío.
We are experiencing our first deep cold temperatures of the winter. It looks like we have reached a high of minus 5 for today, and it will plunge to minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit tonight. We fired up our woodstove this morning, and I decided to make a peasant meal for mid-day. I grabbed a kettle and tossed in Yukon Gold potatoes, some sweet carrots from the Matanuska Valley, one quartered onion, a small sweet cabbage (also from the Matsu Valley) and about twenty minutes before the whole shebang was done, I threw in several kielbasa links. The meal was delicious, and about as far away from poultry as I could get. I'll have enough of that on Thursday.
Wishing everyone a happy week ahead, as you prepare for Thanksgiving.
NOAA's GOES-East satellite provided a look at the frigid eastern two-thirds of the U.S. on Jan. 7, 2015, that shows a blanket of northern snow, lake-effect snow from the Great Lakes and clouds behind the Arctic cold front.
A visible picture captured at 1600 UTC (11 a.m. EST) showed the effects of the latest Arctic outbreak. The cold front that brought the Arctic air has moved as far south as Florida, and stretches back over the Gulf of Mexico and just west of Texas today. The image shows clouds behind the frontal boundary stretching from the Carolinas west over the Heartland. Farther north, a wide band of fallen snow covers the ground from New England west to Montana, with rivers appearing like veins. The GOES-East satellite image also shows wind-whipped lake-effect snows off the Great Lakes, blowing to the southeast. Meanwhile, Florida, the nation's warm spot appeared almost cloud-free.
To create the image, NASA/NOAA's GOES Project used cloud data from NOAA's GOES-East satellite and overlaid it on a true-color image of land and ocean created by data from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer, or MODIS, instrument that flies aboard NASA's Aqua and Terra satellites. Together, those data created the entire picture of the Arctic outbreak.
The forecast from NOAA's National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center (WPC) calls for more snow along the Appalachian Mountains from Tennessee north to upstate New York. Snow is also expected to fall from New England west to Montana, and in eastern New Mexico and the Colorado Rockies. The WPC summary for Jan. 7 noted: Bitter cold will be felt from the western High Plains to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast U.S. for the next few days. Widespread subzero overnight lows are forecast for the Dakotas, Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and interior New England. Wind Chill Advisories and Warnings are in effect for many of these areas.
GOES-East provides visible and infrared images over the eastern U.S. and the Atlantic Ocean from its fixed orbit in space. NOAA's GOES satellites provide the kind of continuous monitoring necessary for intensive data analysis. Geostationary describes an orbit in which a satellite is always in the same position with respect to the rotating Earth. This allows GOES to hover continuously over one position on Earth's surface, appearing stationary. As a result, GOES provide a constant vigil for the atmospheric triggers for severe weather conditions such as tornadoes, flash floods, hail storms and hurricanes.
For updated information about the storm system, visit NOAA's NWS website:
For more information about GOES satellites, visit: www.goes.noaa.gov/ or goes.gsfc.nasa.gov/
Rob Gutro
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md.
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center enables NASA’s mission through four scientific endeavors: Earth Science, Heliophysics, Solar System Exploration, and Astrophysics. Goddard plays a leading role in NASA’s accomplishments by contributing compelling scientific knowledge to advance the Agency’s mission.
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Cold Weather - Fall 2007
پاییز 1386
این فینگیلی را توی کوچمون دیدمش... نون بربری خریده بود و از بس سردش بود ، اونا را بغل کرده بود...
اما این عکس چند تا نکته داره، اگه گفتید...
Ici, l'hiver semble ne s'installer réellement que maintenant...forte baisse des températures (en dessous du zéro) et vent glacial :-/
Brrr...à ne pas oublier gants, écharpe, bonnet et manteau durant cette vague de froid sibérien!
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We had been waiting for this for such a long time, but winter magic is finally here! At the moment the photo was taken, we had about 7 cm of fresh snow.
Date: February 7, 2018 08:34
Temperature: -1°C (30°F)
Sooc.I took this a while ago, in my car when the frost was thawing! it was about 7:30am and i really liked the pattern with the chimneys and sunrise coming through so i had to take a photo
The colder weather relentlessly pushes on. I know I have to deal with it, but the purchase of this vibrant coat has already helped. It brings a warmth to my heart to keep out those chills and I feel just fabulous in it.
I like to save warm weather photos for cold days and cold weather photos for warm days.
Here's a photo meant to warm you up today. :)
Explore - Jan 1, 2013 #312
The sky looks quite icy and the suns rays don't feel or look warm, but ooohh... it is still spectacular.
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As usual, my Hellebores are blooming away like mad. They don't mind the cold weather at all though so far we haven't gotten down below 33F yet.
This one is Helleborus 'Love Bug' and is very prolific!
Brief snow covering a park nearby the city university, after the flurries last evening.
Date: January 15, 2019 08:43
Temperature: 1°C (33°F)
A walk to the beach begins with frost on cars, little drops of melted frost, a misty haze and bright sun, all in this series of shots taken at Kirkley and Pakefield in south Lowestoft. Also, they are all taken with a prime lens - no zoom.
managed to get out before the cold spell hope to brave the snow this week for a few more outdoor shots any ideas?
With all this warm weather here in New England. This Tufted Titmouse seems to be thinking the cold weather will never get here. Our backyard.
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Afrer whining on about the brutally long and cold winter, I hereby apologize. It has been *30C-35C in Ontario for the past 6 weeks. Enough already, give us some snow!