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Dappled sunlight breaking through the woodland canopy and falling on one of the paths through Short Wood.
This is part of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path at Barafundle Beach in the south of the county. A slight departure from my usual presentations but I hope you all like it.
Tornado Paths:
Ed Vielmetti mentioned this tool a couple weeks ago when reporting on
the Dundee tornado, but I didn't notice it until Phil mentioned it on
the a2b3 list.
Tornado links: reconstructing the path of storm damage
www.annarbor.com/vielmetti/tornado-links-reconstructing-t...
TornadoPaths from the University of Michigan shows the past 48 hours
of tornado activity in the United States. It allows you to zoom in to
specific areas of activity, like (ahem) my home stomping grounds of
Iowa where it seems like there are always tornados this time of year.
It also will show you tornados on this day in history, which is kind
of interesting.
A similar tool for the historical information is the Tornado History Project.
Tornado History Project:
www.tornadohistoryproject.com/
The Tornado History Project gives you more information, with both
basic and advanced search, specific locations, the path of the
tornado, the intensity levels from F? to F4, map or table view, and
export of the .csv data to make your own spreadsheet.
There are other storm information tools. Check out the Online Tornado
FAQ, Storm Forecast Tools and the Storm Prediction Center all from the
US NOAA.
Online Tornado FAQ:
NOAA National Weather Service, Storm Prediction Center, Forecast Tools:
NOAA National Weather Service, Storm Prediction Center, SPC Short
Range Ensemble Forecast (SREF) Page:
w1.spc.woc.noaa.gov/exper/sref/
Want more? The Detroit Examiner has a great collection of other
weather and disaster information resources and planning tools.
Natural Disasters 101 - Information resources:
www.examiner.com/examiner/x-25803-natural-disasters-exami...
We often don't realize who we cross paths with. It's rare we take a moment to look up and see a world of opportunities and connections to be made.
Another one from the Cornish coastal path in May. Thinking of that sunny day right now as i am far away (Boston) and it is raining very hard!! This was taken a couple of hours after the earlier posts - a couple of hours spent lying in the sun, listening to the waves crashing, feeling the breeze and snoozing. One version of heaven ...
(apologies for the boring title - am think'ed out).
Early Saturday morning on the path along the Thames river, across from Harris park and downtown London Ontario.
a path i found near my old high school. The image was really boring so i tried to make it more interesting by dropping the clarity.
My adorable wife, walking alone down a wooded path in Kennesaw National Battlefield. Believe it or not, this is less than 20 miles from downtown Atlanta