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April 29, 2022 - South Central Nebraska US
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First Moderate Risk in South
Central Nebraska & North Central Kansas.
A short jaunt down the severe weather risk area that day from Kearney Nebraska. Arrived in Alma Nebraska a tad behind schedule. The storm was already tornado warned and produced a tornado southwest of Alma. Storm was raging and I wasn't in a good place. Had to core punch this storm & headed east via Hwy 136. That's were this collection of images starts.
I was east bound on Hwy 136 that skirts the border of Nebraska / Kansas. This would take me deep into the Moderate Risk for that severe weather day. Instability was visible everywhere out in front of this storm. A Mammatus Cluster with a wall cloud was right in front of me while another supercell was producing tornadoes behind my current location.
Wicked Beautiful Supercell Structure as I got up close & personal. Especially by Franklin Nebraska where I encountered my first Tornado of 2022.
East then north out of Red Cloud Nebraska. The storms were still producing severe weather but was exiting fast out of my range. End this day with a spectacular view of the backside of the storm. A huge mammatus cloud cluster to enjoy as I was heading home!
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Thank you to Get Kraken! Multi-limbed Beings SL - Moderated
for picking my picture: Octo Island for group cover photo! Much excite!
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A moderate swell has been building off the NSW coast for a few days now; this afternoon the wind had turned offshore and a nicely shaped point break had attracted car loads of surfers to Goalen Point on the Far South Coast.
Taken with a Voigtlander COLOR-SKOPAR 50mm f3.5 at f8 adapted to digital.
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April 14, 2017- North of Elm Creek Nebraska
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3nd Chase of 2017...
Another early April moderate risk day in South Central Nebraska. Which would turn out to a bust. Storm really didn't fire till after sunset.
Waiting for the instability to fire the storms. Was in the right place, just mother nature had other plans. This particular cell was just building and didn't produce anything but some scenic cloudscapes....
Some nice Nebraska Storm Eye Candy to tide me over till the storms that evening.
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taxi for pose fair-
Ashoka (84, 187, 21) - Moderate
thank you Cuna for posing with me💜💜💜💜
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One look at you; my whole life falls in line.
I prayed for you; before I called you mine.
I can’t believe it’s true, sometimes.
I can’t believe it’s true.
I get to love you, it’s the best thing that I’ll ever do.
I get to love you, it’s a promise I’m making to you.
Whatever may come; your heart I will choose.
Forever I’m yours, forever I do.
I get to love you, I get to love you.
The way you love, it changes who I am.
I am undone and I thank God once again.
I can’t believe it’s true, sometimes.
I can’t believe it’s true.
I get to love you, it’s the best thing that I’ll ever do.
I get to love you, it’s a promise I’m making to you.
Whatever may come; your heart I will choose.
Forever I’m yours, forever I do.
I get to love you, I get to love you.
I get to love you, I get to love you.
They say love is a journey, I promise that I’ll never leave.
When it’s too heavy to carry, remember this moment with me.
I get to love you, I get to love you,
I get to love you.
On June 26, 2016, the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Terra satellite acquired this natural-color image of cloud gravity waves off the coast of Angola and Namibia.
“I [regularly] look at this area on Worldview because you quite often have these gravity waves,” said Bastiaan Van Diedenhoven, a researcher for Columbia University and NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies interested in cloud formations. “On this day, there was so much going on—so many different waves from different directions—that they really started interfering.” A distinctive criss-cross pattern formed in unbroken stretches hundreds of kilometers long.
Similar to a boat’s wake, which forms as the water is pushed upward by the boat and pulled downward again by gravity, these clouds are formed by the rise and fall of colliding air columns.
Off of west Africa, dry air coming off the Namib desert—after being cooled by the night—moves out under the balmy, moist air over the ocean and bumps it upwards. As the humid air rises to a higher altitude, the moisture condenses into droplets, forming clouds. Gravity rolls these newly formed clouds into a wave-like shape. When moist air goes up, it cools, and then gravity pushes it down again. As it plummets toward the earth, the moist air is pushed up again by the dry air. Repeated again and again, this process creates gravity waves. Clouds occur at the upward wave motions, while they evaporate at the downward motions.
Such waves will often propagate in the morning and early afternoon, said Van Diedenhoven. During the course of the day, the clouds move out to sea and stretch out, as the dry air flowing off the land pushes the moist ocean air westward.
NASA Earth Observatory image by Jesse Allen, using data from the Land Atmosphere Near real-time Capability for EOS (LANCE).
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Lost Dream-Les reves perdus-, Wonderous Love (199, 47, 35) - Modéré
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Sydney : Mesh body Maitreya Lara 2
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Mesh head Lelutka Ever
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Lara Hurley Skin, Magic Valley (197, 199, 23) - Moderate
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UNIQUE MEGASTORE (138, 146, 58) - Skins Afrodite A5, shapes Afrodite A5, eyes
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Shape Afrodite A5 Unique Megastore
Hair *TUKINOWAGUMA*, Tropics (173, 179, 24)
April 14, 2017- North of Elwood Nebraska
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3nd Chase of 2017...
Another early April moderate risk day in South Central Nebraska. Which would turn out to a bust. Storm really didn't fire till after sunset.
Waiting for the instability to fire the storms. Was in the right place, just mother nature had other plans. This particular cell was just building and didn't produce anything but some scenic cloudscapes....
Some nice Nebraska Storm Eye Candy to tide me over till the storms that evening.
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June 16, 2017 - Southwest of David City, Hwy 92 & L Road, Nebraska US
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Shelf Cloud had passed and now I was under the belly of this thunderstorm. Some incredible colors with the late afternoon sun.
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June 16, 2017 - Southwest of David City, Hwy 92 & L Road, Nebraska US
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Check out this Incredible Nebraska Shelf Cloud. Heading south via Hwy 15. Even after some horrible road construction, and a detour from HELL, my timing was on the spot.
Now in front of this severe warned thunderstorm. Via Hwy 92 West... I had camera in hand and video to stream this event live that afternoon. This supercell was a Photographic Beast!
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Alsea Falls, only at moderate flows from a dry summer rushes past a fallen leaf, the first sign of the onset of Oregon's beautiful Autumn season.
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[Moderate Disaster] - I gave my heart
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Tyler Jumpsuit by Kindex
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Anatomy | CZ Slim
June 16, 2017 - Southwest of David City, Hwy 92 & L Road, Nebraska US
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Check out this Incredible Nebraska Shelf Cloud. Heading south via Hwy 15. Even after some horrible road construction, and a detour from HELL, my timing was on the spot.
Now in front of this severe warned thunderstorm. Via Hwy 92 West... I had camera in hand and video to stream this event live that afternoon. This supercell was a Photographic Beast!
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A moderate size power insulator produced for high voltage power distribution with a rating up to 40,000 volts. The Hemingray Glass Company in Muncie, Indiana produced these No.2 "PROVO TYPE" insulators in the late 1890's to early 1900's.
The "PROVO" insulators were named after Provo, Utah, where the main generating station and offices of the Utah Department of The Telluride Power Company are located and where the insulators were first used. The "PROVO" name can be found on four different CD style insulators as No. 0 (CD249), No.1 (CD282), No.2 (CD 283), and No. 4 (CD 303.5).
The patent covering the design of the "PROVO TYPE" insulators was issued to Vernon G. Converse and assigned to the Hemingray Glass Company. The embossing which appears on the insulators is "Patented April 25, 1899."
The CD 283 "PROVO" insulators have been used at the following locations. Portland, OR; Red Mountain Pass area north of Silverton, CO; Conrad & Madison Dam to Butte, MT; Lancaster, CA; and Heber City & Park City, UT.
Embossing (F-Skirt) V. G. CONVERSE / "PROVO" TYPE (R-Skirt) PATENT MAY 2 1893
Index # 010
Only moderate photoshop, so how does this work? The reedling was sitting exactly on the border of sun and shadow on a boardwalk. In front of her is the shadow, behind her the sunny area.
Moderate rain soaks the area as Canadian Pacific 2816 races from Glenwood to Minneapolis on its "Final Spike Steam Tour".
The 1930-built Empress put on a spectacular display of steam as it enters a curve just west of Watkins, MN.
With a more moderate winter starting for the 2019- 2020 season, Stevens pass was starting to look like it was due for a very dry and low snow accumulation winter. On January 12th, a more moderate size winter storm came along the horizon. Predictions called for several feet of snow to fall within a span of a couple days. As the storm hit, it brought along wet and heavy concrete snowfall for the western side of Stevens Pass. With the large amount of snow falling at a fast rate, the weight of snow accumulations on trees started to take its toll as they began to topple over, blocking roads, highways and BNSF's railroad mainline. The reality of the storm left towns like Index, Baring and Skykomish, Washington without power and access to the towns for almost a week as crews cleared down trees and power lines. This storm was no easy ride for the railroad either as trains became stranded in between trees falling by the minute and along with a level 3 avalanche warning in place on certain sections between Wenatchee and Goldbar, Washington. Once the dust settled six days after the storm began, access to towns were reopened and the railroad had sawed through over 250 trees in a rough 9 mile section east of Skykomish where most of the damage had taken place. With all trees and no more risk of avalanche warnings, BNSF brought one of the final fixes to the route that needed to be done before trains can be running smoothly again. A 3 man train crew from Everett, Washington join Maintenance crews in Skykomish and spent the day clearing the snow along the route over Stevens Pass. Scenic, Washington.
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Catwalk Backdrop LGBT by Altelier Burgundy
April 14, 2017- North of Elwood Nebraska
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3nd Chase of 2017...
Another early April moderate risk day in South Central Nebraska. Which would turn out to a bust. Storm really didn't fire till after sunset.
Waiting for the instability to fire the storms. Was in the right place, just mother nature had other plans. This particular cell was just building and didn't produce anything but some scenic cloudscapes....
Some nice Nebraska Storm Eye Candy to tide me over till the storms that evening.
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lava!
Dream Scene - Portable Skyboxsystem, Erazor (27, 231, 1000) - Moderate
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April 29, 2022 - South Central Nebraska US
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First Moderate Risk in South
Central Nebraska & North Central Kansas.
A short jaunt down the severe weather risk area that day from Kearney Nebraska. Arrived in Alma Nebraska a tad behind schedule. The storm was already tornado warned and produced a tornado southwest of Alma. Storm was raging and I wasn't in a good place. Had to core punch this storm & headed east via Hwy 136. That's were this collection of images starts.
I was east bound on Hwy 136 that skirts the border of Nebraska / Kansas. This would take me deep into the Moderate Risk for that severe weather day. Instability was visible everywhere out in front of this storm. A Mammatus Cluster with a wall cloud was right in front of me while another supercell was producing tornadoes behind my current location.
Wicked Beautiful Supercell Structure as I got up close & personal. Especially by Franklin Nebraska where I encountered my first Tornado of 2022.
East then north out of Red Cloud Nebraska. The storms were still producing severe weather but was exiting fast out of my range. End this day with a spectacular view of the backside of the storm. A huge mammatus cloud cluster to enjoy as I was heading home!
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Mystical Fae Forest (Moderate)
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Today, I explore...
I been stuck in my studio for months now that I just felt the need to step out for today and breathe some cool air. It was nice to find a familier face there, Mr. XaviorRawr. Check out his Flickr stream here...
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Have an amazing day my beautiful people ! <333
Beautiful Moderate Region where the Sunset Mer Ballroom is located. Had fun dancing here and reconnecting with merpeeps I had not seen in a long time. For some, it was the first time meeting my Twinsterz.
Fave new song to me: Lacunae Glow - Ocean To Horizon
Thank you for the Likes, View, Faves, and Comments! Huggles
June 16, 2017 - Hwy 30 East of Schuyler Nebraska US
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Not many chase days in the month of June 2017, as this day turned out way better than expected. You never know what you might encounter on a decent moderate risk day which was mostly on the eastern side of Nebraska and Western Iowa.
These first cells were moving from the north to the south as I encountered them just to the east of Schuyler Nebraska. I didn't have to to travel to western Iowa as all the action stayed in eastern Nebraska that day. It was mostly an HP mess for most of the ride till then.
Some decent structure out in front of this cell, so you know I what I was doing!
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April 29, 2022 - South Central Nebraska US
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First Moderate Risk in South
Central Nebraska & North Central Kansas.
A short jaunt down the severe weather risk area that day from Kearney Nebraska. Arrived in Alma Nebraska a tad behind schedule. The storm was already tornado warned and produced a tornado southwest of Alma. Storm was raging and I wasn't in a good place. Had to core punch this storm & headed east via Hwy 136. That's were this collection of images starts.
I was east bound on Hwy 136 that skirts the border of Nebraska / Kansas. This would take me deep into the Moderate Risk for that severe weather day. Instability was visible everywhere out in front of this storm. A Mammatus Cluster with a wall cloud was right in front of me while another supercell was producing tornadoes behind my current location.
Wicked Beautiful Supercell Structure as I got up close & personal. Especially by Franklin Nebraska where I encountered my first Tornado of 2022.
East then north out of Red Cloud Nebraska. The storms were still producing severe weather but was exiting fast out of my range. End this day with a spectacular view of the backside of the storm. A huge mammatus cloud cluster to enjoy as I was heading home!
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April 29, 2022 - South Central Nebraska US
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All Images are also available for...
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Storm Chasing Video from that day Click Here flic.kr/p/2nhQxV5
First Moderate Risk in South
Central Nebraska & North Central Kansas.
A short jaunt down the severe weather risk area that day from Kearney Nebraska. Arrived in Alma Nebraska a tad behind schedule. The storm was already tornado warned and produced a tornado southwest of Alma. Storm was raging and I wasn't in a good place. Had to core punch this storm & headed east via Hwy 136. That's were this collection of images starts.
I was east bound on Hwy 136 that skirts the border of Nebraska / Kansas. This would take me deep into the Moderate Risk for that severe weather day. Instability was visible everywhere out in front of this storm. A Mammatus Cluster with a wall cloud was right in front of me while another supercell was producing tornadoes behind my current location.
Wicked Beautiful Supercell Structure as I got up close & personal. Especially by Franklin Nebraska where I encountered my first Tornado of 2022.
East then north out of Red Cloud Nebraska. The storms were still producing severe weather but was exiting fast out of my range. End this day with a spectacular view of the backside of the storm. A huge mammatus cloud cluster to enjoy as I was heading home!
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gorgeous ain't it?
Minute Papillon , Belle Vent (174, 158, 21) - Moderate
i found it by browsing the Destination Guide
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Spearfish Falls was actually one of the most popular tourist stops in the northern Black Hills around the beginning of the 19th century when a Burlington Railroad line took passengers directly over it, parts of which can still be found on the trail today. The trail to this 47 ft waterfall starts at the parking lot for the Latchstring Restaurant and is roughly 3/4 in length. Note that while the path to the left is easy, the one to the right of the restaurant is more difficult but does include a sweet traverse over an old metal walking bridge. Interestingly enough, in 1917, this waterfall was actually turned off for awhile as water was diverted from Spearfish Creek to a nearby hydroelectric plant that helped power operations at Homestake Gold Mine until November 17, 2003. For this reason, Spearfish Falls is one of the lesser-known waterfalls that often gets passed by even today.
Source: www.blackhillsbadlands.com/places/spearfish-falls
If you don’t have much time to hike while you are visiting Spearfish Canyon, I would encourage you to put this one high on your list. The trail is rated as moderate. The total hike is 1.5 miles. I love hiking this any time of year. The trail is pretty easy to find. The path is right behind the Latchstring Inn. The trail has been reworked recently. It is no longer a loop trail, the only access point is just north of the restaurant. The path is nice and wide and should be manageable by most people that can walk moderate inclines. Just take your time and soak in the beauty of the canyon floor. The waterfall is so beautiful, you’ll want to hangout and enjoy it for awhile. This is just one of the waterfalls of Spearfish Canyon worth visiting. There is plenty of hiking in the area. Just on the other side of the road is Roughlock Falls Nature Trail. While I like hiking this area all year long, it is definitely one of my favorite fall hikes in the Black Hills. And, if you are staying in Spearfish, be sure to checkout the Lookout Mountain Hiking trails if you want a longer hike.
Source: enjoyingsouthdakota.com/spearfish-canyon/spearfish-falls-...
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post-processing by grocia IN GIMP
moderate macro tube with the kit lens (which has the best magnification ratio of my lenses, surprisingly). Probably should have stopped it down more - it's weak at 50mm and the DoF could have been deeper - but hey. Bokeh not bad, considering. Virginia creeper leaf on the path by the apple tree.
April 29, 2022 - South Central Nebraska US
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Storm Chasing Video from that day Click Here flic.kr/p/2nhQxV5
First Moderate Risk in South
Central Nebraska & North Central Kansas.
A short jaunt down the severe weather risk area that day from Kearney Nebraska. Arrived in Alma Nebraska a tad behind schedule. The storm was already tornado warned and produced a tornado southwest of Alma. Storm was raging and I wasn't in a good place. Had to core punch this storm & headed east via Hwy 136. That's were this collection of images starts.
I was east bound on Hwy 136 that skirts the border of Nebraska / Kansas. This would take me deep into the Moderate Risk for that severe weather day. Instability was visible everywhere out in front of this storm. A Mammatus Cluster with a wall cloud was right in front of me while another supercell was producing tornadoes behind my current location.
Wicked Beautiful Supercell Structure as I got up close & personal. Especially by Franklin Nebraska where I encountered my first Tornado of 2022.
East then north out of Red Cloud Nebraska. The storms were still producing severe weather but was exiting fast out of my range. End this day with a spectacular view of the backside of the storm. A huge mammatus cloud cluster to enjoy as I was heading home!
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Ledgerock Gallery - "Lockdown: Pictures of 2020 in Two Rooms", Lorena Blue (96, 32, 3171) - Moderate
Svan (99, 40, 540) - Moderate
MUSIC:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDqS1d7tE8o
LYRICS:
When this old world starts a getting me down
And people are just too much for me to face
I'll climb way up to the top of the stairs
And all my cares just drift right into space
On the roof, it's peaceful as can be
And there the world below don't bother me, no, no
So when I come home feeling tired and beat
I'll go up where the air is fresh and sweet
I'll get far away from the hustling crowd
And all that rat-race noise down in the street
On the roof, that's the only place I know
Look at the city, baby
Where you just have to wish to make it so
Let's go up on the roof
And at night the stars they put on a show for free
And, darling, you can share it all with me
That's what I said, keep on telling you
That right smack dab in the middle of town
I found a paradise that's trouble proof
And if this old world starts a getting you down
There's room enough for two, up on the roof
Up on the roof, up on a roof
Everything is alright, everything is alright
Come on
But so do enter the night and climb up the stairs
We can see
We got the stars above and the city lights below
Up on the roof, now
Songwriters: Carole King / Gerry Goffin
Up On The Roof lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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Erin with Mehndi by Gili.
Photo taken at the Burning Man 2007 festival (Black Rock Desert, Nevada).
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The moderate to heavy rain ease for just a brief moment as CSX K443-21 (Chicago,IL/CP-Lawrenceville,GA), but the wet rails give the crew a fit as they drag 13,045 tons of steel, and ethanol over the crest of Raccoon Mountain grade on the main 1 track (MP J-139.0 Whiteside). This is typical winter, and early spring weather in Southeast Tennessee, and believe it or not, if you combine the rain fall amount from January and to this point, we've had more rain in the matter of two months, than a average rain fall amount than the city of Seattle. Good for shooting images of train, but it get tired after a while.
Dear friends and Contacts, Yesterday my stream was entirely marked as Moderated by somebody on Flickr staff... now those who are not logged on Flickr cannot see my stream anymore, I am in Shock. This is NOT fair.
Please, help me figure this out. I've been here since February 2005, I helped spread the word about Flickr among Brazilians, yes, I did. I haven't offended anyone, I didn't break the rules, as far as I know.
I had photos that were already moderated, some by the satff, some I myself had marked as Moderated. Suddenly somebody decided that 90% of ALL the photos that are here should be Moderated, even my CHILDREN photos.
Turn your filters into SAFE then take a look at my stream... you will be surprised finding out what just happened here. For the first time I am losinf my Faith in this site and people who moderate it. What they just did on my stream is "killing most of everything I ever posted here". I am very sad. Now my family, friends who don't have a Flickr account, people who have followed my stream for years... cannot see it anymore.
And many who are here will see that horrible grey filter on most of every photo I have.
I need help to solve this. I'm sure some Envious people flagged my stream and somebody of the staff simply marked it as moderated. This may be the end of my journey here.
Please, Take a look:
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EDIT: My stream is back to public, not this photo, but it is back!! :~)
On November 1, 2016, NASA’s Aqua satellite passed over Indonesia, allowing the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on board to capture a stunning true-color image of oceanic nonlinear internal solitary waves from the Lombok Strait.
A bank of clouds covers East Java along the western edge of the image, with a bright sun overhead casting shadows from the clouds along the ocean surface. Away from the clouds, the ocean surface appears a bright silver due to “sunglint”, an optical effect caused by the mirror-like reflection of sunlight off the water surface directly back at the satellite sensor. Although sunglint washes out many features, it also reveals details about the water surface that are usually hidden from view. In this case, sunglint exposes the waves created by the movement of currents in the ocean water.
Internal waves are generated when the interface between layers is disturbed, such as when tidal flow passes over rough ocean floors, ridges, or other obstacles. The Lombok Strait, which is a relatively narrow passageway between Bali (west) and Lombok (east), allows flow of water from the Pacific Ocean into the Indian Ocean. The bottom of the strait is complex and rough, consisting of two main channels, one shallow and one deep. Because of the variation in water movement due to the complexity of the channels and ocean interface, the tides in the strait have a complex rhythm but tend to combine about every 14 days to create an exceptionally strong tidal flow. It is the combination of rough topography, strong tidal currents, and stratified water from the ocean exchange that makes the Lombok Strait famous for generation of intensive internal waves.
Image Credit: Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team, NASA GSFC
June 16, 2017 - Southwest of David City, Hwy 92 & L Road, Nebraska US
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Check out this Incredible Nebraska Shelf Cloud. Heading south via Hwy 15. Even after some horrible road construction, and a detour from HELL, my timing was on the spot.
Now in front of this severe warned thunderstorm. Via Hwy 92 West... I had camera in hand and video to stream this event live that afternoon. This supercell was a Photographic Beast!
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