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Thunderstorm near Cullompton on 15 June 2016. The storm was pretty short-lived as the outflow soon swamped it. The lowering on the right formed as rain-cooled air stated to be sucked into the updraught, and it soon narrowed as the cell started to decay.
So last night here in Bardstown Kentucky we got ourselves a heck of a storm. And where was I? Outside photographing it. The rain started pretty early so I had to shoot most from the deck under the awning. I kept running through the house from the front door to the back because it was going down all around us. A couple bolts actually fell pretty close. One in particular was so close that I could see glowing embers from the tree or telephone pole that it hit.
I'm glad my husband is so smart. He was watching radar and we took a break to let these storms pass us. Turns out we were 20 minutes behind the F4 tornado which hit Ringgold, GA. We had to join others and drive the wrong direction on the interstate to find lodging since the highway was covered in debris. We had to go back about 4 or 5 exits just to find an area with electricity. It was crazy. And don't get me started on the sideways rain that horrifying me!! AKK!
I was really mad that none of the AM or FM stations were saying anything about the storms. There were no advisories. Unlike in KC, they are so good at giving us information on severe storms!
Storm rolled in quickly, Dropped a tornado down in the neighboring county then dissipated all within 20 minutes.
At the end of March this year there was a powerful storm which caused a lot of damage on the Fife coast. The prom on Kirkcaldy seafront was flooded and this shot was taken at the height of the storm.
This supercell developed over the Alberta foothills and travel east. This shot was taken by team member, Matt Johnson (@MesocyclonicWX) near Caroline, Alberta
A Great Afternoon....
It did not matter which part of life was in focus and which was not.....
Sometimes far better that way..
Just a great time.
It was even comfortable laying on the sand and pebbles......
First sunny day after the storm.....
Lulworth Cove, Dorset, England
The weather was rather bleak so I decided to stay in an practice some bokeh wall! This was a Xmas present given to me by a friend. Decided to use it as a prop for some lighting practice. His giant shiny bobble head posed an interesting challenge!
This one I lit from the side and slightly behind with a reflective panel on the other side to bounce it back. It was fun experimenting!
The View of the mini storm we got last night.
I'll call it mini cuz when i was in Australia, i've seen the big ones LOL
Today morning i woke up on the knock of Hail on my window! which was something fun to see! :D
Mabrook 3alaikom el ra7ma and eli baita Layaak,,, Allah y3eenkm ^^
The Lebanese Independence Day, on November 22, 1943, is a national day celebrated in remembrance of the liberation from the French Mandate which was exercised over Lebanese soil for over 23 years.
The Lebanese army and the Lebanese American University however agreed to have a few army guys go to the LAU campus on November 11, 2009 and put off a show in celebration of Lebanon's National Day.
The last act of the show was the snake-eating part. Soldiers in the Lebanese army tore apart live snakes on campus and ate them alive, giving half the girls a heart attack, and the other half a sexual desire that was noticeable for the next couple of hours.
Scenes from the Old City and Society Hill sections of Philadelphia after a major snow storm on Feb. 6, 2010.
Lightning storm, Bucharest, Romania
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From today's (11.26.2011) drive into Kananaskis. It got really windy, and as you can see from the clouds over Mount Kidd, a storm was moving in. The roads were really icy from the recent snow melt and refreezing, so I turned around and went to Canmore and Banff on the main, clear, highway.
I can only assume this is storm damage from the morning (overnight hours) of Sunday, May 6.
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I know I complained about Winter Storm Stella on March 14, but Vestal Fire Department not only had to deal with blizzard, they had deal with a fire. The venerable Skylark Motel caught fire at 4:00 AM. The cause is unknown. The owner got his wife and the 6 guests to safety, but died from his injuries. The building is pretty much a write-off.
A severe winter storm hit Palestine on 11 December 2013 exacerbating the already dire humanitarian situation of large segments of the Palestinian population especially those in the Gaza Strip, who have been suffering from fuel and energy shortages for months. Heavy flooding resulted in the displacement of thousands of people in temporary shelters.
Photo credit: EU/ECHO/Saber Ashor