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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Sun, 06 Jul 2008 18:22:24 EDT

EGeezer : Most impressive!!

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 27 Jun 2008 09:06:51 EDT

Portmonkey : Some shots I took early this morning in Washington County, IL near the AT&T tower, about 2 miles off of Route 127 between Nashville, IL and Pinckneyville, IL.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:05:28 EDT

Hayward :

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Taken Thursday night, April 3, 2008.
Lariat # 2 Well – Sandridge Energy Co.
South of Ft Stockton , TX

I didn't take the pic. It was sent to me by a friend, but I thought it was pretty interesting to say the least. Not often can you see a tornado backlit like that.

OK TX, was going to question anything like that could happen in OH...

But SERIOUSLY this is REAL??? No PS, etc.... an awsome shot (and I rarely use that word)... never sent it to news?

EDIT OOPS rereading now I see NOT yours... and honestly in KW have captured some amazing things, but I have a REAL hard time no thinking that is at least a composite shot

Though CNN is into the freebie IReporter stuff these days that is one likely they would PAY them for... maybe not now but then, again if some eye witness said they saw it too... just looks too perfect though. Nature is rarely that neat.

Relooking again and sad for them if it is... but that JUST CAN'T be real, its just TOO perfect... they should have dirtiedy it up some.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 21 May 2008 02:02:21 EDT

Sunsetstrip :
Taken May 7th near Silvergate Montana,the northern Rockies are still getting snow,just returned from 10 days there and snow during six of them.

I have never seen so much snow so late in the season and it shows in the ungulates in the region,they have either not migrated or the ones that have look very thin

This area had over 100" of snowfall in March alone
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Sun, 18 May 2008 00:23:50 EDT

EGeezer : Apparently the tornado/lightning photo (no oil rig though) was taken at Lake Okeechobee about 10 PM on June 15, 1991. See NWS Melbourne FL's archived page, Snopes and here for references.

It is a beautiful photo, though, and we might not have known about the "real" one had the photoshopped version not been posted. :)
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 02 May 2008 20:03:20 EDT

Axilla : I still have yet to find to correct source for that image. Its certainly not from April 3, 2008 since the forum logo has been there for quite some time.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 02 May 2008 13:55:39 EDT

yock : Could be a photoshop job, and it kinda looks it anyway. The logo is definitely taken from the same source material.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 02 May 2008 13:44:00 EDT

Axilla : Looks very similar to the forum logo. minus the well.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 02 May 2008 13:21:32 EDT

yock : That's just ridiculous.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 19:29:50 EDT

Pacrat : Taken Thursday night, April 3, 2008.
Lariat # 2 Well – Sandridge Energy Co.
South of Ft Stockton , TX

I didn't take the pic. It was sent to me by a friend, but I thought it was pretty interesting to say the least. Not often can you see a tornado backlit like that.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 24 Dec 2007 15:42:05 EDT

kingdome74 : Picked up 3-4" of snow this morning after almost 2" of rain yesterday north of Syracuse. This normally placid falls was bursting today.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 14 Dec 2007 12:05:18 EDT

Sunsetstrip :
All this cold is having it's effect even here in California,I was in Yosemite National Park earlier this week where night time temps were down to 4°.

Took this picture of Silver Strand Falls,just under 600' tall,it completely locked up in ice.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 12 Dec 2007 09:55:25 EDT

wth : 12/11/2007 Ice Storm.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 07 Nov 2007 07:38:35 EDT

Weatherlover : I have a few pics from the recent California firestorms.

The first one is a major smoke cloud that basically enveloped my area the first night / early morning of the fires. The second is of a building that had part of its roof removed from the strong winds. The third is a slightly different vantage point of the smoke cloud.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Sun, 28 Oct 2007 13:22:14 EDT

EGeezer : It is helpful to post the location - It's not necessary to give an address to compromise personal security, but the county/parish, city and state are sufficient, eg
Northwest St. Louis MO
Wasilla, AK
Southeast Madison County, OH
Grove City, OH
Jefferson Parish, LA

These are specific enough for weather event purposes and still general enough to preserve personal privacy.

I posted the requested information and my examples in the OP when I created the topic.

HTH

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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 26 Oct 2007 01:15:50 EDT

Airwolf : Pair of Sundogs taken in July, 2004.

Closeup

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Tue, 23 Oct 2007 05:00:51 EDT

Hayward : It's not that you have to but sort of pointless for this forum if you don't and have a "SOMEWHERE" ID.... this is the internet.... it could otherwise be anywhere on the planet, any time in history. Thanks for the info... was this during the FL to Mich, tornado breakout a couple of days back? Or maybe a day earlier when it was LA to MN/WS... same storm line farther west, given where Missouri is, or some back side effect once it moved east.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Tue, 23 Oct 2007 03:07:35 EDT

simplykristi : I didn't know I had to post my location. If anyone wants to know, I live in Missouri. The picture was taken on my deck. :)

Kristi
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Tue, 23 Oct 2007 02:53:23 EDT

Hayward : If you are going to post... I know you know where you are but where is "SOMEWHERE" and when?

Not much point to posting here is no one even knows where you are talking about :(
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 22 Oct 2007 00:55:38 EDT

simplykristi : I would normally post this in my gallery but I haven't updated it yet. Anyway, we just had a thunderstorm move thru with pea-sized hail. It lasted less than a minute.

Kristi
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Pea-sized Hail

No news isn't necessarrily bad news

Fri, 19 Oct 2007 05:55:28 EDT

Hayward : There are traces of cloud/weather there though ;).... can't always be spectacular... yet was briefly rained on 15 min later. (The clouds sneakink up from behind.

A sort of mediocres plain sky night again no news can be good news compared to not so much hurricane but rain (where it was not needed and in EXCESS) and tornado this season and particularly this day MW has been

But just a calm shot tonight as I was walking away... and caught my eye, and homeless looking (but did own a nice bile) happened to tell.... a guy earlier (not him but observed) NIKON said would you take a pic of me and my wife.... sure... but the guy said need to backed up , and stepped off the pier... with the NIKON.... pretty much went feet first into 3-4 ft of water and held the came over head... but N unlike the Pentax's not weatherproof... they can get even salt wet briefly (not weatherproofed lens they have yet to produce is the limitig factor). But still better bet.... have't tried it yet but bet would survive a dunking...it has strong rained on several times now. (K10D) Kept weak link ... not WP lens down, ecept to shoot, and the cupped by hand... and let the WP back, lense down take it between shielding the not WP lens.

Hppened to be a boring day sky wise.... but the second you stop paying attention likrly you will get kicked in the but for doing so ;)

Just hapend to be one of those days with still actually a FULL month of technical hurricane season to go though, a month over the peak/median hump.... not really over until Nov 30 officially..... and in my 14 years here have seen one threaten in mid Nov.... again usually not over a Cat 1-2... not that that is particularly just fun and games.... yo aren't going to see a cat 5 likely now though.... though we are still a few days from WILLLLLMMMMAAAAA's aniversary.

That put 70% of Key West under 4+ ft of salt water/sewage, yet those who evacutaed were told before drainage of KW get your assed back to KW.... we in MIAMI need our shelters because our TOOTHPICK infrastructure failed.... NO FLOOD like KW likely no one heard of.... but gotta admint just a month after Katrina FEMA had a slight more clue of.... but them again anyone that STAYS in KW for a hurricanne EXPECTS, and is PREPARED to be on their own for at LEAST a week.

But POWER was back in at most 48 hours.... and much of that was delay waiting for areas to fully draqin dry and avoid accidental electrocution... thing I did before leving the house with 28" of water with dog to sit o top of car.... threw the MAIN breaker.... did not turn it back on untilpower was restored to the area and I was the tosee what might be fizzling.... another part of storm preparedness/plannig.

But Much of TOOTHPICK MIA/DADE it was as much as a MONTH or more before they had power back with just Cat 1 wind.... (VS passing Cat 3 here) and ZERO surge/flood

And also sadly while NO ONE died in they Keys, but MANY did'd in MIA/DADE from running generatrors indoors and other such stupid Sh** that had no ide or preparation or what itv was really all about.... and likel more evacuated the MIA/DADE than did the Keys, but those who stay here mostly but the dumb first timers who thnk its party time know what the story is... and even her oddly enough the idiot first time partiers don't die... though their freakking BS is a real PIA to thouse whe get stuck with dealing with them.

And they either learn or never stay again.

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Re: What is/defines weather? (Has to be nasty for some to care?

Fri, 19 Oct 2007 03:50:03 EDT

Hayward : OH don't get me WRONG the good tourists are EXACTLY LIKE that (vs those that think this should be just like where they came from... you needed to go on vacation with that expectation???.... no MacDonald's or Dunknin Donusts right around the corner??)...and there are those financial tourists that bought condo/timseshares at the about to burst bubble that burst real estate boom... and we can't flip this condo realator said we could (like markets never go down) we never intended to EVEN even visit.... Like DUHHH moron real estate and stocks are NOT guarateeded.... better know your head from your ass going in.

Amd very laughaqbly some of them have even tried to sue on that basis.... fortuately laws still says no protection for being an IDIOT or IGNORANT of law... laughed out of court...after 3 signifficant one MASSIVE (Dennis, Katrina Rita) hurricanes (then Wilma 70% of KW under 4+ ft of water)) might all come through in the same year..... no this is not a FIXED bet.... SORRY you bought at a very artificial peak and threw CRAPS.

SORRY too for straying OT as a reply.... now back to your regulaqrly schedualed viewing, and not the BS.
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Re: What is/defines weather? (Has to be nasty for some to care?

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 10:35:24 EDT

EGeezer : Well, we're in our annual vacation at Holden Beach, a lovely place with wonderful people. We don't experience the tension and mutual dislike between tourists and residents that you indicate exists at Key West, thank heavens. We're more like neighbors and guests here. I'd hate to vacation in a place with such stress, no matter how physically beautiful.

Back on topic, I agree there are undiscovered beauties in the hours before sunrise and after sunset. We (wife and I) prefer to go out and watch the sunset here, and the light is spectacular for the several minutes after the sun has gone below the horizon. As several of the previously posted pictures show, it doesn't have to be nasty out for weather to be beautiful. cloud formations, ocean and mountain sunrise/sunsets, fronts over the plains, even to pollution sunsets of the LA area have their own beuty(although one might put that in the "nasty" category!

The second picture was taken several minutes after sunset, almost dark, at ISO100, 1.3 seconds, F3.2. It was noisy and I neat imaged it in a not-too-great hurry-up job.
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Re: What is/defines weather? (Has to be nasty for some to care?

Thu, 18 Oct 2007 01:17:44 EDT

Hayward :

said by EGeezer :

Those are some beauts! Those are probably Altocumulus clouds. We called that a mackerel sky.

Yeah as they are spotted fish that imagery would fit too. .. but can often look like sky born popcorn kernals.... and when clear enough sky near (or even clear just below) horizon, will more often than not look like this though shades can vary from bright amber to very deep magenta.... this one sort of in the middle.

And again that they aren't around bumping into me, a good thing.... so many toristS leave the SECOND the BIG RED ball subsides the horizon... yet you kow what you are seeing.... knew (and even physical signs of it) developing THIS WAS LIKELY COMING you wait another 5-10 min. And then them bitching such a so so sunset... your fault not mine ;) And yet even WELLL before sundown, I could see it starting and had no doubt it WOULD happen if not a solid cloud bank below the horizon.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 21:45:51 EDT

sumdumgai : crazy rain storm in Denver this summer....

»www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJMSJkNpF0k

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 21:42:35 EDT

anon : crazy rain storm in denver this summer...

Re: What is/defines weather? (Has to be nasty for some to care?

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 12:43:47 EDT

EGeezer : Those are some beauts! Those are probably Altocumulus clouds. We called that a mackerel sky.
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What is/defines weather? (Has to be nasty for some to care?

Mon, 15 Oct 2007 03:25:07 EDT

Hayward : I think in whole lot of ways this does for the beauty that existed between so real threatening dark T-storm on either side.... that might be otherwise scaring you, if not just being on bike VERY wet ecaping shortly after, but somepost ss sun snuck though for a few minutes to do some magic. And several levels of clouds/weather there.

For instance this first one is sideways to sunset that never happened that night but sub horizon crept over the cloudbank to illuninate this. (Most tourist never see... they scatter the moment sun goes below horizon ands never see the well after litteral sunset when something spectacular is most likely to happen like this, and agai when blocked even before sundown not seeing what may come 10 min later.

Can't see the whole panorama of dark and light... but yeah this is weather in the rather narow lull moment of happening.... you just had to seee it coming and wait for it and lasted maybe two min. befor gone to gray again, and again a sort of boring 15 min after literal sunset... but looking at the sky was pretty sure this sort of thing was coming and waited.

Even enough forthought so to haul out the external SLR flash and have it monted, knowing I probably wanted this immediate forground person lit as well, if the silohette was not it (and it wasn't). And flash even lit the front fisher person as well somewhat.

And second shot the same thing.... and actually WELL eveident was going to happen before actual sundown (vs first shot) but the touriststs still split (fine they are out of my way and borred kid not bumping to me or drunken hubby) the second the big red ball fell below the horizon.

By the way what is the technical name for that kind of coloquialy called popcorn clouds, in top of second shot? Hard to tell maybe but distict little mini clouds with blue between them all if looking more straight up.
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Sometime you just have to wait throuh 20 boring minutes for things to get there

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Sat, 22 Sep 2007 14:12:40 EDT

Sunsetstrip :
First day of Fall,taken this morning at Mt Pinos California,just north of Los Angeles.

Re: This time a Bigun

Thu, 20 Sep 2007 07:37:29 EDT

Hayward : Thanks for the comment.... a potentially scary but also impressively beautiful time of year here.

Late Nov-May mostly all you see is a big orange ball falling in the ocean out of clear blue sky, REAL boring :( , unless you have never seen the sun hit the water. (I realize many don't) Non obscuring or reflective clouds are what make sunsets interesting.

This being a reflective example (facing away from sunset on one of the FURY cats)... and still WX... had to go in early due to heat lighting turning into bolts... no more skirting anymore this is where we have to get to dock.... even though we get to dock at 8 something we will serve you beer and Margaritas until 8:30 at the dock as promised.... but we are going to get out of the great wide open here NOW for your and our safety, you really don't want to be out here on a giant lightning rod (steel hull and aluminium mast).... much safer at dock right next to a taller building.

And neither you or musicians instruments want to get real wet. (They did have bunches of BIG trash bags for the later eventuality though)... not that night but a couple of nights later was necessary.

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Re: This time a Bigun

Wed, 19 Sep 2007 01:17:41 EDT

anon : Those are some nice shots and descriptions - Thanks Hayward!

This time a Bigun

Mon, 17 Sep 2007 01:54:42 EDT

Hayward : This time a Bigun (top)...I'd guess ~12K ft at least (a 18mm wide angle lens and barely fit it in well over a mile off)... thost littel black balls are the tops of likely 30-40 ft tall palm trees MUCH (like 7-10X+) closer than the cloud.

You do not want to be in that dark grey area to the lower right that is a HUGE down pour pissed out the bottom.... literally like someone continuously dumping buckets of solid water on you. Literally a tip to direct stern water blasting rocket.
Much fainter suff to left of center is normal heavy rain.... a faint grey blanket.

And then the bottom of same thunderhead about 20 min and 80 deg more left moved, straight out in front later and a good part of a mile closer, with a little internal lightning and note the out pour has greatly broadened (as well as less dense), and the cloud collapsed/dissipated all together in about another 15 min, largely due to the loss of sun heat keeping it heated and strongly convecting. So wider no longer convecting water just falling out vs the earlier concentrated jet of intense rain with strong circulating convection.... something you definitely go around in a plane.

Top shot almost a cloud rocket... you wouldn't want to be in the middle of that cloud (or the out pour) as serene as it might look.

And just to give some scale of this thing... in second shot the other tall clouds are the typical high hudreds, couple of thousand foot ones, and maybe a bit farther off but this thing was huge... and glad it stayed out THERE and never dumped on me... but seeing that kind of thing coming know when to run (and might warn an ignorant nearby tourist to do so too ;) ) may look pretty but gonna make you VERY soggy in a few min... but this one was going to stay offshore.

PS Just in pic at at extreme far right in top shot is a NOAA remote tide and weather reporting station.

PPS... 3rd shot a day later.... oddly enough no real rain got here... later looking radar showed 3 little green/yellow cells all arond the island, but never got on shore but sure visually looked like biking back in that direction (certainly far side or beyond the far side of 3rd pic) I was likely to get real wet, thankfully weather poroof cam bag ... not just a single cloud a whole marching slew of them! (Actually it did rain some but not til I got to my next destination and not as long or hard as I would have expected)... again mostly off shore... where there was a waterspout/tornado by then, but too dark to catch by then

Also a better look at that NOAA solar powered remote tide and WX station.

It is peak hurricane season.... also peak impressive cloud formation season.
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A sky Jellyfish

Sat, 15 Sep 2007 17:32:44 EDT

Hayward : At least that is what I like to call them. A whispy little rain cell at sunset.
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A sunset sky jellyfish

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Tue, 11 Sep 2007 09:33:02 EDT

mindypin : That is awesome!

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 10 Sep 2007 19:26:29 EDT

EGeezer : Wow, what a collection! :)

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Thu, 06 Sep 2007 01:05:11 EDT

simplykristi : I've taken a lot of weather pics this year. You can visit my weather pics at »www.simplykristi.smugmug.com/Weather/ I love to take weather pics.

Kristi

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 16:59:56 EDT

Axilla : I haven't completely picked this guys brain yet so there may be more to it.

I really never have tried to capture lightening yet, but well, it does travel at the speed of light.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 13:54:45 EDT

gallowsroad :

said by Axilla :

From what I have been told by a gentlemen that does a lot of weather photography. He closes down his aperture a lot then uses an extremely long exposure time.

Great photos!

I did close down the aperture as much as I could, but it was the middle of the day and I was standing in bright sunlight shooting into the storm, so getting truly long exposures wouldn't have been possible without a filter of some sort. That's why I gave up the single shots and tried to capture lightning with the drive mode turned on, figuring that with all the lightning my eyes were seeing, a hundred exposures ought to catch *something*.

They didn't. :)
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 11:55:05 EDT

Axilla : From what I have been told by a gentlemen that does a lot of weather photography. He closes down his aperture a lot then uses an extremely long exposure time.

The link below shows the results.
»www.wxnut.net/storms.htm

He says he has a lightening trigger as well, but doesn't get as good a result with it.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 05 Sep 2007 00:28:26 EDT

gallowsroad :

said by EGeezer :

The lightning shot taken at 1/30th of a second was fantastic good fortune.

Image stabilization is your friend. :)

A comical note about that lightning. I pushed the aperture to force a slower shutter speed in hopes of getting a lightning shot, but was shooting in RAW, and my cam will not shoot in Drive mode in RAW format, only jpg. So I was shooting single frames.

Thinking I was missing out on the lightning I switched to jpg, and using drive mode shot over 100 frames while watching lightning bolts drop from the sky within the camera's field of view.

After all that, the first, single RAW shot was the only frame that had a lightning bolt visible in it and I didn't know that until I downloaded the photos later on. It isn't a fantastic lightning shot (there are far better to be found on the Gallery pages here and all over Flickr, for example) but it's what I got that day. :)

Pure, blind luck.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 03 Sep 2007 23:16:53 EDT

EGeezer : Great pictures! The lightning shot taken at 1/30th of a second was fantastic good fortune. Thanks for sharing! :)

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 03 Sep 2007 22:55:36 EDT

gallowsroad : All taken in Vero Beach, Florida. The last three are from a wild storm that crawled slowly past to the south west, then filled back and pounded us later on. The cloud colors were all over the map, and the lightning shot, such as it is, was blind luck.

July 20, 2007
July 25, 2007
July 25, 2007
July 25, 2007

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 24 Aug 2007 20:37:26 EDT

mindypin :

»www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhfvGNALFh8

Powerful force of a volcano - even 15 years later!

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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Thu, 16 Aug 2007 22:55:22 EDT

EGeezer : Now here's one that deserves a big thumbs up! from richdelb -

»richdelb picture 'Mid August Supercell thunderstorm o..'

Dust Cloud

Fri, 20 Jul 2007 13:17:03 EDT

Budster : Dust Storm in Sudan

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Wed, 18 Jul 2007 06:24:16 EDT

Hayward : A lucky post sunset shot from a few nights ago. (An instantainious acting SLR helps... Pentax K10D) Yet still only one of about 10 tries.

PS looks like that just missed the Navy SEALS over there on Flemming Key... maybe a radio tower of theirs... of course could have been well the other side to in open water... hard to tell.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Fri, 13 Jul 2007 14:46:48 EDT

ericisback :

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Fri, 06 Jul 2007 20:02:54 EDT

mudpie : From Soggy TX.

Yesterday
Today

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Mon, 18 Jun 2007 09:39:48 EDT

wth : I'm on vacation now in Estes Park, CO & RMNP
It got up to 83 degrees yesterday...about 10 degrees above normal.

Re: Post your weather pictures here

Sat, 16 Jun 2007 16:11:28 EDT

ghostpainter : I st picture Southern California, Rancho Cucamonga city limits and Mt's.
December, 2005, after 120 inches of snow fall in 2 days.

2nd picture. 2:pm in the afternoon October, 2003 during the 200,000 acre firestorm that raged around us for 5 days.
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Re: Post your weather pictures here

Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:51:52 EDT

EGeezer : Kicking off the topic, here are a few from my files.

Mount Sterling, Ohio June 28, 2006 17:16 EDT
Sundog at Grove City, OH March 17, 2005 08:24 EST
Near Deer Creek State Park, Ohio Rain Shower June 4, 2006 19:01 EDT
Mount Sterling, OH storm June 28 2006 19:21 EDT
Near Wasilla, AK July 17 2005 13:23 AKDT

Post your weather pictures here

Sat, 16 Jun 2007 15:30:40 EDT

EGeezer : This topic is for members' photographs of weather and weather related scenes. Please post only your own or your family's pictures. Also, please post the time, location and description along with the picture for educational purposes.

If you have a picture that you need help resizing, cleaning up or fixing, you can post them in the »Digital Imaging forum and get help.

If there are any discussions, please don't post replies to this topic, but instead create a separate topic on the picture so we can keep this one uncluttered, with "pictures only".

I hope this will be enjoyable and educational for all - Have fun!
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