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The type of weather you are sure to find when you go to Antarctica. There was plenty of snow on the hills of Brown Bluff and the penguins were having a hard time building their nests. Cold and wet.

Strawbery Banke Museum

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

After a long period of mild winter, snow in Ljubljana!

 

Back to Death Valley in the sand and heat. HSS! Actually I didn't slide this much, this landscape is so different than any around, the sand storm made it even more eerie... This old tree with it's weathered wood was calling to us for a photo - HSS!

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Seagull cluster

Over the sea

Surrounding air pressure

SIGMA HIGH-SPEED WIDE 28mm f1.8

A storm brews up. I love weather events. They afford ready perspective of our smallness in the face of nature's immense energies.

The imposing appearance against the stormy background suggests that this is the weather god. I know that among the Germanic tribes his name was Thor. But here in Italy, with the Romans? I read in Wikipedia that the Romans believed in the Syrian weather god Iupiter Dolichenus. After they took the city of Doliche, their supreme deity, Jupiter, inherited the office of weather god. As if he didn't have enough on his plate already! In Christianity, Peter holds something like the office of weather god. When I took a picture of Peter?

I started my walk with Emmy in sunshine, but by the time we returned home, the first drops of rain were falling. Spring is a time when literally any weather can happen, often within a very short time.

 

"Sunshine is delicious, rain is refreshing, wind braces us up, snow is exhilarating; there is really no such thing as bad weather, only different kinds of weather." ~ John Ruskin

The weather fun !

A spring evening, a sunset with its clouds of thunderstorm approaching! Show for happy photographer!

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La météo s'amuse !

Un soir de printemps, un coucher de soleil avec son petit orage approchant ! Spectacle pour photographe heureux !

Charente, France

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an den Hambuger Landungsbrücken.

 

Old weathered barn and outbuildings.

 

Slightly hazy conditions.

 

Canadian Barns

British Columbia

Canada

 

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You can bet that when our Magnolia tree is full of blossoms, lousy weather is ahead. These lovely white flowers had just been pounded by hail a few minutes before I took this shot.

Who needs sunny weather when you can get such a sky instead.

 

Looking over Uxavatn to Skjaldbreiður. Geographically already in the Highlands although still accessible with a 2WD.

One from the archives of our New Zealand trip in 2019-before the world turned upside down.

Two cancelled trips later...we will get back again one day.

 

The day we visited Milford Sound the weather was so wild and there had been record rains for much of the South Island.

 

The best time to visit MS is after heavy rain as the mountains literally weep with waterfalls.

 

Peeling paint and weathered wood damaged. A 1.5 inch x 2 inch section of a garden chair.

Macro Mondays: Imperfection

Lumix S1 + s 24-105mm f4

The weather man said expect some heavy thunderstorms today!

An unmistakable little bird with its comical clown like appearance. Love it’s red and black eye-markings and bright orange legs.

The weather on the Isle of May,Scotland yesterday went from torrential rain to warm and sunny.

Well worth a visit :)

Mit meiner "alten" aber geliebten S5 in der Landschaft.....

Very stormy night last night into today.4/5/23

 

Life is bare

Gloom and misery everywhere

Stormy weather

Just can't get my poor self together

I'm weary all the time

All the time

  

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Lyall Bay, Wellington New Zealand. Today's weather was showers, possibly sleety, with thunderstorms and hail also possible. Gale southerlies, gusting 90 km/h in exposed places, max temp 7 degrees.

Irene Country Lodge - Pretoria, South Africa

Tsavo East NP / Kenya

 

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These trees are on Milner Lane adjacent to the Hetchell Wood Nature Reserve, West Yorkshire. The reserve lies between the villages of Wothersome, East Rigton and Scarcroft

 

Hetchell Wood is a mix of woodland, species rich grassland and wet flushes, Hetchell Wood provides a tranquil retreat on the edge of the conurbation of Leeds. The variety of habitats provide refuge for the rare species which were once widespread in the local landscape.

  

Looks like more rain! Traveling along this road to my house I just had to stop and try and capture the dramatic clouds.

This was taken last week and I must admit today has been rather a pleasant day, ie no rain and some sunshine!

A photographer (my husband) enjoys an incoming storm. Yellowstone National Park.

Another barn, close to home...

The wind is picking up, the water is getting choppy. Must be about time to head for home.

 

Ocean Beach in San Francisco.

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"It's all happening here." The great cricket commentator Bill Lawry used this phrase often. In this scene it applies. I am standing in the hills above Launceston bathed in sunlight. In the distance, towards Ben Lomond, the weather is changing fast. In the valley between us lies Launceston, darkened by the downpour that was beginning to hit the city. Is this the other half of the rainbow I showed you yesterday? Perhaps I could have called this one "Rainbow on the Hill".

 

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A close up look at weathered, heavily grooved rocks that line the rock coastline of Maine

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