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-- 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)
Plenty of outdoor events in & around our city today.
We are hoping for the very best.
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Dramatic sky and a glassy pond early this morning at Carillon Office Park in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Day 113 of my 365 project for 2015.
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!
I know some of you like the Shipping Forecast I was interested to learn via this board that it has been broadcast by the BBC since 1928. The Meteorological Office (Met 0ffice) was set up in 1854, by Vice Admiral Robert Fitzroy, as part of the Board of Trade. It was to look at ways of forecasting the weather to protect ships at sea. I found this board interesting and as I stood they had a recording of the Shipping Forecast playing. It is remarkable that the Shipping Forecast is still broadcast four times a day on Radio 4 and it is one of these things we do not want to lose.
If you would like a bit more history here is an eight minute clip; www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts7nGURT3Pw
The calm before the storm in Pocatello.
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Weather Underground Forecast
Whew! It's hot outside already coupled with the humidity it's really going to get uncomfortable. We have very little air pollution in this area. Makes me happy that our air quality is always good here otherwise it would feel more like it was in triple digits!
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.
Rain is forecasted for Sunday so I have a narrow window of time to try and capture outdoor birthday pics of Jasmine. My time on Flickr will be limited this weekend. Have a good one.
These harmless spiders bite me all over. Don't know why.....and their bites itch/ sting like heck. I guess I must taste good to them.
Better in LARGE. I pulled back on this shot to include the web. You can see more spider detail if enlarged.
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!
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.
The forecast was for a mix of sun and clouds, but it was a bluebird day as far as we were concerned. We've done this scramble many times, but never tire of it. We walked around 6.5 km's return distance, gaining, with all the ups and downs 769 m's of elevation, taking 4 hours to do so.
BIG! • waddya do when it's rainy and you just watched a depressing movie? A funky shot! So here, lot's of makeup, crazy hair, wear a piece of fabric and create a little fake wind. Taaadaaa!
Alright. Actually, I'm pretty bummed 'cause I'm suppose to have a shoot tomorrow at that fab location, but rain is in the forecast so I think will put a raincheck on that (hehe, see what I did there?)
Er... Ya... *ahem* that's all.
The weather forecast segment of CBC's (Canadian Broadcasting Corp.) daily Toronto evening news is hosted by weatherman Jay Scotland. Recently he has asked viewers to submit weather-related photos to be posted during the nightly news. If the photo is selected, the photographer's name would be put into a lucky draw for some CBC souvenirs.
During a recent photowalk with flickr friend Will and Ipernity friend John, I took a photo of the foggy High Park. After I got home, I thought perhaps I can try my luck on the competition.
Well, don't ask me why, tonight I had a hunch that my photo might show up, so I set up camera just in case. Well, my sixth sense was right!
There was a brief interruption, and a click, in the middle of the video, as I also wanted to take a photo in case the video doesn't turn out. My camera allows a photo to be taken during the video-recording.
This is the original photo:
This was taken at the summit of Mt. Crested Butte. I really like how it loos like a beautiful day on one side and pouring rain on the other!
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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.
This is a 30x20 poster I had printed at Costco. You can download the .jpeg version here: www.flickr.com/photos/venosdale/6037243638/in/photostream
Today’s weather: 3600F degrees, partly cloudy, and 100% chance of radiation!
Webb gave us a peek into how planets evolve under extreme circumstances, by taking a look at a rare type of exoplanet called an ultra-hot Neptune. According to the lead researcher Louis-Philippe Coulombe, “Finding a planet of that size so close to its host star is like finding a snowball that hasn’t melted in a fire.”
Like Earth’s moon, LTT 9779 b is tidally locked so that one side is always facing its star. Though the day side is a searing 3600F (2000C), reflective clouds keep the western side of that face cooler than the eastern side. It’s likely that this uneven distribution of heat and clouds, is driven by powerful winds that transport heat around the planet. Being close to the star also means the planet is subject to constant radiation. This makes it a unique laboratory for understanding clouds and the transport of heat on highly irradiated planets.
Read more: exoplanetes.umontreal.ca/en/jwst-forecasts-partially-clou...
The image is an artist concept of LTT 9779 b.
Credit: Benoit Gougeon; Université de Montréal
Description: An artist concept of an exoplanet. It shows the brightly lit day-time face, with the left half only shrouded in white clouds. The right half of the planet is organge in appearance. The planet is depicted on a black background. The words Artist Concept appear in white in the right center of the image.
With the weather forecast calling for cloudless skies,we made a predawn departure from the Twin Cities for the express purpose of getting this shot. There's a narrow window of decent light this time of year and luck would have to be on our side to get a train.
Contrary to what the weather fairies predicted there wa a pretty good cloud deck in place as we arrived to find a northbound holding out of town for a meet. A good sign for sure, now if the clouds would just thin a little before the southbound got there.
The railfan gods smiled briefly as the train and the best sun we saw all day showed up at the same time. Power could have been a little cleaner, but at least our effort wasn't totally in vain. Next time the fishing gear is coming along.
View outside my office window. Light snow this morning with freezing rain forecasted in the afternoon. Didn't get much freezing rain after all but the kids were glad to get another snow day with the school buses cancelled today as a precaution.
My 365 Project Album: The 2013 Edition.
un journal suisse l'a fait!
Déjà vu, mais ça a mis tout le monde de bonne humeur, aussi étrange que cela paraisse: on vous annonce la fin du monde et vous rigolez? Et bien, au moins, on se sera marré! Bref, donc, vendredi sera le jour le plus chaud de ce mois de décembre, et on ferait mieux d'en profiter, parce que samedi, les températures chutent à nouveau et il fera bien plus humide.
A swiss newspaper printed this weather forecast yesterday. Friday will be the hotter day of all december, and probably of all decembers. The temperature will quickly fall after that, so better enjoy this warm day.
And follow Lollito's advice: dont forget your umbrella (metal one if you have it around...)
After the rain was forecasted in the appropriately named town of Ocean City, MD, an alternative was looked for. The week prior I tried for MDDE to shoot their new Carload Express SW1500 that replaced the railroad's RS3M. That adventure turned to a bust due to heat kinks. So the morning of the forecasted rain storm, we headed out into the central part of the Delmarva peninsula and got to Federalsburg, MD around 7:45. We waited till 9:30 and the crew that was there was staying inside the office, boredom ensued, and my father and grandfather who wanted to tag along began to spell signs of boredom. Luckily a grain train was coming down the nearby Delmarva Central mainline and we intercepted them near Harrington. The NS power would be swapped for two DCR GP38-2s in town which made for a great power set on the chase south towards their destination in Frankfort, DE. Here there are in Milford, DE crossing a lake that sits right in the middle of the downtown area. we followed the train south east in the direction of OC to Frankfort where they dropped cars and turned back, we broke off there. Following the chase we would head back to OC and would spend the rest of this past week staying up late watching droves of teenagers causing a drunken ruckus in the street as part of a tik tok event titled "beach take over" In the course of 24 hours we went from watching GP38-2s to watching police officers getting beaten up.
Forecast for the rest of Wednesday
Shower or two.
Possible storm.
Chance of any rain: 60%
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UPDATE :
we had 50 mm of rain overnight
Meteorologist Mark Shanaberger with a mid-March snow forecast on WFMZ TV's AccuWeather Channel 69.2, Allentown, PA.
Signal received 53 miles from transmitter using 4 bay UHF antenna in attic. A regular, and useful, DX catch for me. I also receive WFMZ's translator at Roxborough in Philly, but with slightly lower signal strength. The main Allentown signal is more reliable.