What's the weather where you are?
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Unusually hot in north Poland, 34,5 (94F) degrees in the shade on my thermometer. Probably will be storms.
Siberia said:
I'm not sure if fracking causes many of these sinkholes or if this fracking procedure should make us believe that it does? At least this could be one factor to be considered too, that many things can be blamed on fracking when the earth is indeed opening up.
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Gawan said:
Yes, it's not the major factor, as we indeed witness many sinkholes opening up in the non-fracking areas. Fracking is mostly detrimental to landscape in terms of soil and water poisoning. As for the sinkholes, intense and widespread fracking (like in the US) also seems to significantly speed up the natural process of the earth opening up. And not only fracking probably, but also drilling in general and mining. My neighbouring coal-mining region, for example, becomes more and more seismically active year by year. Coal-mining is probably not the prime reason for that, but it amplifies the process with it's digging and explosives. As a result, our region is also now considered more 'seismically active' due to our proximity to the neighbouring one (no epicenters here, but we can sometimes feel the 'waves' coming from the neighbouring region).
We had an hour of thunder a few days ago which was interesting as we don't get much action in that sense near these parts - NW England. Other than that it's been a few days of total cloud cover and then today it perked up again with baby blue skies and hardly any cloud.
I came across this image: 'Miroslav Kordiak posts us this dramatic image by Tomas Hulk of yesterday's storm over Schloss Hofom, Schloßhof, Niederösterreich, Austria.' i'm not sure how common it is, but the sky looks busy! (on 2nd thoughts, it's a timelapse image eh?
_https://www.facebook.com/246667595346687/photos/a.246675158679264.78487.246667595346687/913856421961131/?type=1
I came across this image: 'Miroslav Kordiak posts us this dramatic image by Tomas Hulk of yesterday's storm over Schloss Hofom, Schloßhof, Niederösterreich, Austria.' i'm not sure how common it is, but the sky looks busy! (on 2nd thoughts, it's a timelapse image eh?
_https://www.facebook.com/246667595346687/photos/a.246675158679264.78487.246667595346687/913856421961131/?type=1
Nević Nenad
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itellsya said:We had an hour of thunder a few days ago which was interesting as we don't get much action in that sense near these parts - NW England. Other than that it's been a few days of total cloud cover and then today it perked up again with baby blue skies and hardly any cloud.
I came across this image: 'Miroslav Kordiak posts us this dramatic image by Tomas Hulk of yesterday's storm over Schloss Hofom, Schloßhof, Niederösterreich, Austria.' i'm not sure how common it is, but the sky looks busy! (on 2nd thoughts, it's a timelapse image eh?
_https://www.facebook.com/246667595346687/photos/a.246675158679264.78487.246667595346687/913856421961131/?type=1
I wouldn't say "time lapse" but long exposition. And not too long, because with the too long, the picture would be much much brighter (for example lights on the windows and the sky would be much brighter). But even with the long exposition it is many lightnings.
Skyalmian
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_http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/west/hi/flash-rgb.html_http://www.bigstory.ap.org/article/iselle-give-hawaii-first-hurricane-22-years said:
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_http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/hv60748981#summary said:
Kawika
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Wanted to check in we're going to get hit with Hurricane Iselle tonight here in Hawaii, it's hitting the Big Island right now and winds are about 80 mph it should be hitting us in a few hours, if the winds stay at 80 mph it could get interesting! Oh and Hurricane Julio is expected to hit on Sunday winds are picking up momentum at over 100 mph if it stays on course and hits the warm air and water it could pick up strength and hit us head on! Two Hurricanes in a row time to batten down the hatches!
Skyalmian
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Re: What's the weather where you are? Hawai'i Hurricane Iselle
_http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_ep5+shtml/024830.shtml?5-daynl#contents
Iselle has lost circular vorticity and has become a big blotch of rain and wind.
Julio? No, the path continues to veer further north.kawika said:
_http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_ep5+shtml/024830.shtml?5-daynl#contents
Iselle has lost circular vorticity and has become a big blotch of rain and wind.
