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Enough rain to postpone the bike time trials for a while. Wet track had to be dried off. Due to the track being on a steep angle the rain drains fast.
Katy Texas/ Houston Texas, Velodrome
Photo courtesy of Brad Goddard
Third Place: Professional Submissions
Submitted to Weather in Focus Photo Contest
Cloud scenes taken over the South Pacific from the cockpit of a DC8 mid seventies. Took years of flying to find this one. See more here:
A thing of beauty is a joy forever: its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness. - John Keats
When I was sitting in this field waiting for this sky to bloom I never imagined that it would transform my world so greatly. This capture is from my personal collection and represents the essence of why I devote my life to the pursuit of capturing moments in time.
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Your typical Selfie At Highland Park On A Windy Night.
Special thanks to the fact that no one else was there.
The Kaikoura coast has mountains, deep ocean trenches, and lots of weather. Here a spectacular lenticular cloud is forming as high altitude winds flow over the seaward Kaikoura range.
willawa point, 5k nth of kekerengu
When I took this photo, I was sure these are clouds. But now I'm not so sure...
Als ich das Foto gemacht habe, war ich sicher, dass es sich um Wolken handelt. Bin mir nicht mehr so sicher…
Credits: ESA/NASA
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- www.kevin-palmer.com - After shooting a severe storm at Bear Butte Lake, I went north to wait for this storm near Vale. This gust front produced a recorded wind gust of 79 mph in nearby Belle Fourche. I tried to get as close as I could without getting pummeled by the 2 inch hail.