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Storm clouds over Tacoma, WA, seen from the windows of my office. It really was stormy. Later on, there was actual THUNDER. Thunder in the Pacific Northwest... unheard of!
Storm Éowyn has been severely battering Ireland, Scotland and the North of England for most of today. Nothing so dramatic down here in the South-east of England, but even so, the wind has been stronger and more gusty than usual.
Despite it all, a small patch of blue sky has occasionally appeared. This was in Bushy Park, Teddington, this afternoon.
Death Valley, California
A wall of dust preceding a late afternoon rain storm is moving over Death Valley's Cottonball Basin. Our view point is part way up the east side of the valley, on the Beatty Cutoff Road.
When the dust finally obscured the valley, I drove back down into the cloud. A few minutes later the dust turned to rain, dropping roughly a half centimeter (one quarter inch) before clearing. The wet ground that evening was entirely dry by the next morning.
Experiencing rain in Death Valley is not precisely like Hell freezing over, but it is something close.
Someone told me that at Elgol, in Scotland, if you close your eyes you can really feel the sound of silence.
I smiled at that sentence, but when I was there watching this storm flowing over me I felt enveloped by a sense of solitude and silence as if the whole world had stopped suddenly.
Taking the road less traveled trough the vaste lands of Iceland. As we got on the road i noticed the weather started to change. the further we got the crazier it went. I ended up standing in what at the moment felt like in the middle of nowhere in complete awe of what was infront of me. The sky showed me what was coming for me and the rainbow led us further into the storm.
While Lender Texas seldom gets extreme weather, this concrete power line support system sets a good example for areas that have frequent storms that knock down wooden power poles.
We had the storm of the century here in Marlton NJ tonight. When it was all over everything outside turned completely orange, it was totally weird, I've never seen anything quite like it in all my years. So I grabbed my camera, dived into my car and sped to the park to get this shot before it was too late.
Captured with the Rokinon 14mm f2.8
Installation art piece, Storm by Katie Pell at the Texas Biennial 2009 in Austin Texas, March 8, 2009. Located in the Mexican American Cultural Center.
Photo Copyright 2009, Steve Hopson.
A quick picture then a dash for cover in the safety of our accomodation before this strom hit.
Porthleven Cornwall.
We were enjoying a quiet ride through Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge when this thunderstorm blasted out of the mountains. We decided to leave before the roads got too muddy. The mountains are the Bear River Range of the Wasatch. It is still winter up there, the marsh is still dormant, but the foothills are finally turning green.
What a pity ... did forget my 5D at home, and took the 1000D of my sister to take that ... without CPL, without a big memory card in it. Damn I got mad ... :-)
But this was a gorgeous sky like I don't remember having seen it there (and I'm born there more than 30 years ago).
Copyright © Assandri Michele
Silver storm On Black and large
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An October storm departs while providing interesting clouds and light enhancing the mesas just off the shores of Lake Powell near the boarder of Arizona an Utah. The area, much of which is the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is rich with photo opportunities. Not far from the town of Page, AZ, is the Glen Canyon Dam which forms Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.
It was raining just moments before this photo was taken.
Lake Powell itself is just below the photo and the photo was captured from the opposite shore.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 mm f/2.8 at 70 mm
1/400 sec at f/5 ISO 100
October 21, 2015
The Storm on Sunday August 9th, 2009, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The most incredible storm I have ever seen, lasted about three of four hours. Constant lightning bolts and unreal clouds.
Printed in Toronto National Post 11/08/09