Weather Pictures
hurricanes, tornadoes,
lightning, clouds,
ice (such as glaciers), etc
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Weather Pictures
hurricanes, tornadoes,
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Photos and information links may be added,
if / when I revisit this page.
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INTRODUCTION: Below are Weather Images --- arranged in groups --- Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Lightning, Clouds (Stunning Formations), and Ice (in its various forms, such as glaciers). There are also some maps --- showing the track of some hurricanes. Some of the maps are animated. How to Navigate the images : You can use the table-of-contents below to go directly to the start of each of these category-groups. OR you can simply scroll down this page to spot pictures of interest. Ways to View the images : Each photo is shown scaled to a width proportional to the width of your browser window. As a consequence, you can control the size of the images by changing the width of the browser window. Each photo is a link to a new window (or tab) that shows the image at its 'natural size'. Click on any photo to see it in a separate window. Close (or minimize) the separate window(s) to access this window again. Most of the images are medium- to high-resolution --- more than 500 pixels wide. Besides clicking on an image to see the image at its 'natural size', in a separate window, for some images, there is an even larger image, which you can see by clicking on the link marked "extra large".
NOTE: Since many of the images came (sometimes indirectly) from government agencies, such as NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), the images are in the public domain, so there should be no permissions problems with putting copies of such images here. |
Table of Contents:(links to sections of this page, below)
End of Table of Contents.
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Here is the track of
Hurricane Isabel
that hit Newport News, VA, in Sep 2003.
Here is the track of
Hurricane Katrina,
which hit New Orleans in Aug 2005.
Here is an animation of satellite photos
of Katrina clouds, super-imposed on a map.
Here is an animation of the path of the
eye of
hurricane Fran (Sep 1996),
along with arrows indicating wind direction
and speed around the eye.
Here is an animation showing the U.S. named
north Atlantic storms of 2005, including
Katrina, which hit New Orleans, and
Rita, which hit Galveston-Houston.
In 2005, they ran through the alphabet and then
started using the Greek alphabet ---
alpha, beta, gamma, delta, and epsilon.
Antarctic Ice
Arctic Ice
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Some LINKS to find more WEATHER IMAGES on the web You can try a WEB SEARCH on keywords such as: And you can try the
And you can try some weather sites such as
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Bottom of this To return to a previously visited web page location, click on the Back button of your web browser, a sufficient number of times. OR, use the History-list option of your web browser. OR ...
< Go to Table of Contents, above. >
Or you can scroll up to the top of this page. Page history:
Page was created 2009 Feb 09.
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