Storm. Hier rijden dan geen treinen meer, stopt alles. Maar is de storm hier zo erg ?
Ik vond wat mooi foto's van diverse stormen. Dát is pas storm!
Photograph by Mitch Dobrowner
Lordsburg, New Mexico
Resembling a mushroom cloud, a monsoon thunderstorm drops a deluge on the desert. The base of this cloud may hang some two miles above the ground.
Photograph by Mitch Dobrowner
Near Guymon, Oklahoma
Most storms move fast. This one crept over a farming community for more than an hour, bristling with electricity. "No two storms are the same," says James LaDue, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service. "No two skies are either."
Most storms move fast. This one crept over a farming community for more than an hour, bristling with electricity. "No two storms are the same," says James LaDue, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service. "No two skies are either."
Photograph by Mitch Dobrowner
Near Clayton, New Mexico
It's not a hovering spaceship. It's a low-precipitation supercell—"one of the prettiest sights in the severe-weather world," says storm chaser Roger Hill. Photographer Mitch Dobrowner says they tracked this one 300 miles from the Texas Panhandle.
It's not a hovering spaceship. It's a low-precipitation supercell—"one of the prettiest sights in the severe-weather world," says storm chaser Roger Hill. Photographer Mitch Dobrowner says they tracked this one 300 miles from the Texas Panhandle.
Bij de volgende foto's lijkt het wel of er een (zeker na het zien van War of the Worlds) invasie van Aliens aan de gang is:
Foto's van Sloveense storm chaser Marko Korosec:
Of er nu een epic superstorm is, of een code oranje in Nederland, het blijft iets machtigs hebben, zo'n storm. Die krachtmeting van de natuur.
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