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Our weather forecast was for quite a bit of thunder, today but thankfully, so far, that has been the case! Great that what was expected hasn't arrived ... just looking out towards the Carrick Hills during my walk, this afternoon!
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39° Cloudy with a chance of rain.
Cosina 55mm f/1.2 on GF-1
[ 0.02 sec (1/50) | f/1.2 | FLength 55 mm | ISO 400 | Manual exposure ]
Our new idea for 2025 is showcasing Fashion Forecasts for the year - January is a cooler time with the deep winter in our Eastern states so time to cozy up with a wool coat and hat for all the winter time fun.
Mei is sporting this latest matching coat and hat that has a wonderful retro feel. Anything goes in the fashion world of the 21 century!
With the colds of winter it's also fun to sport brighter colors and Mei is matching with our fun Amaryllis that just started blooming.
Don't forget your boots that are a perfect pairing to keep your feet nice and warm!
Weather forecast was unclear at the night, a day after passage of typhoon Yun-Yeung. I drove my wagon 4 hours toward north. It was cloudy or rainy through the course, and I could view no stars. When I reached the site, sky was cloudy except small starry hole around the zenith. The ground was wet. Sky got clear, while I prepared two sets of my rig slowly. It was the first night for me to use the heavy equatorial mount, SkyWatcher CQ350 pro. I could find how to align the mount with the hand controller then.
Here is a 4K 360-degree timelapse movie taken at the site:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbXuFewjgeA
It was clear almost all sky, though moon was in the sky, and city lights was in the east as you see. Zodiacal light was strong and glorious at the moment just before the beginning of twilight.
I could see nice cloud layer below the site after the end of imaging session. It was another nice morning. I drove down through fog.
After all, I could enjoy imaging of the comet during twilight in the morning. The object got low in the east northeast, 6.5 degrees above horizon at the beginning of 1st. exposure and 7.0 degrees at the end of 5th. exposure at 35 minutes after the beginning of twilight. This may have been the last chance for me here to detect the comet before the perihelion passage on September 18, 2023.
The comet was drifting fast toward east a bit southward in Leo. Ion halo was round and bright. Ion tail was long and showing multiple stream lines. White dust coma was not clear, and dust tail was not detected or overlapping with ion tail.
equipment: Ricoh THETA Z1 on a compact tripod on the ground
site: 1,460m above sea level at lat. 38 07 51 North and long. 140 27 51 East in Volcano Zao Katta-Dake Miyagi 宮城県 蔵王 刈田岳
Ambient temperature was around 17 degrees Celsius or 63 degrees Fahrenheit. Wind was mild or none.
With upcoming weather forecast, I think I need to hurry up and go the places I want to get some cherry blossom photos before too late. This week is going to rain quite frequently that the cherry blossom might be gone by then.
There are couple places I want to go. Downtown, QE Park, Arbutus, and Richmond. Hopefully I can get some good photos of each area before it was too late...
Location: Kerrisdale, BC
Weather
It came down straight and hard this morning! It seems like it's going to be a pretty nice week, but there will be humidity. Thank goodness the air quality is good around here though it is quite uncomfortable with all the humidity.
Sun shines,
Seagull flies.
Ship sails
like a snail.
He goes fishing,
I start shooting.
No more, no less,
It's perfect, just like that.
沒有不會謝的花
沒有不會退的浪
沒有不會暗的光
你還在煩惱什麼?!
-- I stopped for a break but I fear I took too long, trusted the weather too much, expected to come out to clear skies. As I walk out i'm confronted with a beautiful sunset but looming clouds overhead that tell a different story. My heart skips a beat as I rush back to my journey hoping that I can beat the tempest brewing. But it's clear I will not, my skin crawls with the thought of the storm to come as I look up and realize that today comes with a dark forecast.--
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Body: Maitreya Mesh Body w/ Bento Hands
Head: Catwa Mesh Bento HEAD - Sofia
Skin: Studio Exposure CATWA LISA (HONEY) w/ body applier
Ears: ^^Swallow^^ Pixie Ears : Protruding
Hair: Doe: Gaz - Monotone Pack
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Outfit: imbue. lily sundress - lara - floral
Jewelry: Legal Insanity - MILF hoop earrings A #29
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Shoes: Essenz - Maldives (Pack 2) : Maitreya
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Props: Junk Food - Chips Bag
--ANHELO-G06-01-185GA :: house RARE
DRD - San Mora - Pile of Rubble - B & C
--ANHELO-G06-03-185GA :: service station
--ANHELO-G06-09-185GA :: pail can
SAYO - Summer in Santorini - Scooter (Blue)
D-LAB TOMATO JUICE refrigerator
D-LAB Beer refrigerator
--ANHELO-G06-04-185GA :: no smoking
--ANHELO-G06-05-185GA :: garage sign (texacc)
--ANHELO-G06-05-185GA :: garage sign (autolife)
--ANHELO-G06-04-185GA :: bench
anxiety %NMO_MONDAY [onyuns] wear&touch
--ANHELO-M43RB-17AGA :: food trailer (rusty blue)
In 1849 they don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.
Watch out for February 10th, when Betelguese makes an appearance.
From the "Almanac For The Year Of Our Lord 1849: Being the First After Bissextile, and Until the Fourth of July, The 73rd Year of the United States, Calculated for the Horizon and Meridian of New Jersey, in Equal or Clock Time," by David Young, Philom. New Brunswick, N.J.. Published and Sold Wholesale and Retail by John Terhune.
Our Economic Forceast event featured a panel of expert economists sharing their insight on where the economy is headed in 2011.
Photo by Julia Cumes
Plenty of outdoor events in & around our city today.
We are hoping for the very best.
myck.ca/event/chatham-kent-flight-fest/
www.chathamdailynews.ca/news/local-news/public-works-trad...
myck.ca/event/habitat-for-humanity-2nd-annual-golf-tourna...
A cool northerly wind is driving our daytime highs to unseasonable lows on a grey overcast Monday morning following the passing of another big low pressure system. Temperatures overnight will dip to a possible record low of 46F.
All this after a rainy Sunday night, our first rain in over a month as a burn ban continues.
Normal averages are said to be 88F for a high & a low of 57F!
Fall migration runs from approximately 1 August to 30 November (though some species migrate earlier and later than this window) in the contiguous U.S. So we are well into fall migration. The cloudy, rainy weather in Oklahoma will put a damper on night navigation for the coming week, but when the sun comes out, and the nights are clear with a north breeze, be ready. Check Cornell Lab's Birdcast.info for daily migration forecasts.
I checked my weather forecaster earlier this evening and it seems we are in for some snow starting from Sunday, which happens to be my 52rd birthday! They have been forecasting a big Icy cold blast for the last few days and its edging closer and closer. by the day. Winter is finally here!
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Name:Stena Forecaster
IMO:9214678
Flag:Sweden
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Vessel type:Ro-ro Cargo
Gross tonnage:24,688 tons
Summer DWT:12,300 tons
Home port:Gothenburg
Class society:Det Norske Veritas
Build year:2003
Builder: DALIAN SHIPYARD - DALIAN, CHINA
this flower is so tenacious. the leaves have all fallen off the trees, there is frost on our windshields in the morning and some very chilly days, but here she is. hanging on
Bird migration forecast maps show predicted nocturnal migration 3 hours after local sunset and are updated every 6 hours. Colorado State University and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology currently produce these forecasts.
My favorite sunrises are by far the colorful ones, but even though this morning was virtually guaranteed to be cloudy and likely rainy, I got up early because I wanted to see if there might be some magic in the clouds. Besides, I had the photo club meeting at 10am so I figured I might as well make the most of the morning.
It started with a 5 minute drive down to the shore to see what it was like over the bay. Right away I noticed it was pretty windy, with consistent waves and spray blowing on the beach. And rather than a flat gray sky there were distinct patches of darker and lighter gray...perfect for picking up the patterns in long exposures.
So I quickly got back in the car and took the back roads up to one of my favorite early morning beach locations, Brownie's Beach (also called Bayfront Park), just south of Chesapeake Beach, MD. The waves weren't very large but they were non-stop, producing a significant froth and spray that required constant attention to ensure my camera didn't get wet with salty mist.
I tried shooting in several different locations and may post some of the other photos later but this was the last spot I settled on. It's actually the last shot I took before leaving the beach.
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This is a bar and PMU ) where you can make some forecast with horses race. It is often the opportunity have a drink and as you can see the typic French bred called "baguette" is present on the table because you play forecast at the end of morning and people use to buy their bred for the lunch at this time too.
Have been attrative bu this man with the hat and concentrated reading the forecast in the newpaper. This scenery is usuel in France on Sunday at the end of the morning, it is why you can see the bred bought for lunch.
Was there too drinking a glass of white wine called "muscadet", have made my forecast but I have lost :-(
Bar PMU r un dimanche matin, mon regard a été attiré par cet homme et son chapeau complètement absorbé par son journal de pronostics, les verres de bière, les baguettes, les couleurs de ce bar m'ont semblé bien sympatiques.
J'y étais avec mon verre de muscadet, j'ai joué le quinté et j'ai perdu :-(
The very retro Affluent design was manufactured as part of Mikasa's Forecast line from 1977 to 1979 only.
Well I was shooting fall colors in Zion National PArk when I saw that they had forecast snow for Bryce Canyon, so instead of heading back to LA, I headed out to Bryce Canyon! And I was treated to snow, sun, clouds, snowstorm, and then a glorious sunrise over the s-capped hoo-doos in Bryce! :)
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