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This is a tropical storm. It'll be over soon.
We leave for dawn.
For our new hopeful life.
Praise You In This Storm
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Biggest storm of the season so far!
等這個場景已經有一段時間，灣區很少下雨，火車後面的背景必須要在傾盆大雨之下才會完全消失，祝各位大師們周末愉快！
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Storm clouds across Hayle Towans and the daily flight of Geese on their way from the evening roost to Saint Gothian Sands nature reserve at Godreavy, more or less at 10.30 every day.
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Explore Nov 16, 2008 # 24
Approdo nel villaggio di San Pedro, sulla terraferma, all'estremità del lago Titiìcaca
On May 15th, the National Weather Service reported of several tornados in NY State and in Connecticut. This storm cell was tornado warned but nothing touched down.
This is actually a colour picture. Supposed to be spring, but several snow storms this week and cold make it seem like December.
Typical summer thunderstorm with a few nice bolts southeast of Springfield, IL
Nikon D3200
18.0-55.0 mm f/3.5-5.6
ƒ/7.1
35.0 mm
6sec.
iso100
single exposure
remote shutter release
WB 5200k
noise filter
time stamp 22:41:16
My wonderful girlfriend on a horse on a ledge at Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park and a big storm in the backdrop. There’s a native Navajo who lets people get pictures on his horse with the gorgeous backdrop of Monument Valley. He overheard my gf and I talking about an angle she’d seen online, and told us to hang out a little while longer until the crowd dissipated, which we did. He then allowed us to take turns getting this angle of each other, and this was my favorite of my gf. A really awesome cool experience 😊
This storm was preceded by spectacular altocumulus asperitas clouds. Some of the smooth structures are still visible in this photo as well.
The thunderstorm was a joy to behold and photograph.
Under my photo 'Shelter from the Rain' I told you about sheltering from an upcoming storm. In that photo you can see this lone tree in the distance.
I thought it was fitting for today.
Seen in Explore. Highest position: 6
The first storm image I ever posted to Flickr. Porthcawl Lighthouse.
Another storm last night, did not have to drive as far, taken from Tropical FruitWorld near Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia
The lighthouse Camogli during storm of January 11, 2016
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