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Sunday, January 27, 2013
Cold, Cold, Cold
Lake Ontario shoreline on a cold day of -19 celsius. According to CNN weatherman Chad Myers this cold weather has nothing to do with climate change. It's caused by the jet stream pushing cold arctic air down to the south.
The shoreline on the Great Lakes all have similar formation during the winter and cold snap. There is a beauty is the ice formations caused by the waves and frigid air.
The jet stream will push the Arctic air south . Climate is the average of cold spells, hot spells , rainy spells dry spells.... Ice coated rocks make for amazing photos.
That is really cold. Beautiful as well with blue skies like this one. Stay warm, Andy!
ReplyDeleteLooks very cold indeed Andy. Strange that the water is still flowing and not contain floating ice.
ReplyDeleteThe water on Lake Ontario never freezes solid.
DeleteThe shoreline on the Great Lakes all have similar formation during the winter and cold snap. There is a beauty is the ice formations caused by the waves and frigid air.
ReplyDeleteThat seems very cold indeed, nice picture of the frozen rocks.
ReplyDeleteHow kind of you to bundle up and trundle down to the lakeshore to share this nice pic with us. Love the ice forming over the rocks.
ReplyDeleteThe jet stream will push the Arctic air south . Climate is the average of cold spells, hot spells , rainy spells dry spells....
ReplyDeleteIce coated rocks make for amazing photos.
Wow, that is cold! Awesome shot! I love the ice covered rocks.
ReplyDeleteThe glassy coating on the rocks gives this a wonderful appearance.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo, but the bowling pin thingy in the lower middle left of the photo has me curious.
ReplyDeleteK
I deliberately included it in the scene hoping it would strike up a conversation. Looks like you are the only one that noticed it.
DeleteBrrr.. it's been pretty cold, alright but warming up for a few days now. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteI can feel the chill just looking at and reading this! Stay warm!
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