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Reply 60

username3434964

The sky was orange / yellow here is bristol

Reply 61

Beckit

Original post by moonkatt

The sky's gone a funny orange/red colour here in Birmingham, apparently it's dust from the Sahara that this storm's blown up with it

Its been beautiful to be honest, and my cats look eerie in it.

Reply 62

Laomedeia

Storms not only vary in intensity, they also come in funny colors too! Here's a nice dark blue one

And this is a big MOFUin red one:

They is both bigger and windier than the one in Ireland aswell! This one even has a funny shape altho techinically, that is a jet stream. Its still a high velocity atmospheric gas tho, so relevant.

Sometimes, after a long time between major storms, F'ing TWO COME TOGETHER!

Reply 63

Camilli

Original post by Laomedeia

And this is a big MOFUin red one:

Jupiter?

Sometimes, after a long time between major storms, F'ing TWO COME TOGETHER!

Not on a beach somewhere is it?

Reply 64

Laomedeia

Original post by Camilli

Jupiter?

Not on a beach somewhere is it?

Yeah, red one is on Jupiter. The double storm is an actual thing, not 2 pics superimposed (how do you do that anyway? I only have Paint). They have been observed both at the North Pole and the South Pole of Venus.

Reply 65

AM189

Anyone writing / written AS 9389 History for October November 2017? Paper 12/13??

Reply 66

username2183667

yh here in london the sun and the sky is also gone all orange

Reply 67

AuroraNyx

I'm an apocalypse now?

Reply 68

Olivia28

i saw a chicken fly by when i was on the bus today, the farmer was chasing it with a butterfly net :colone:

Reply 69

Joinedup

Original post by Fullofsurprises

Although another way to look at it is that global warming is progressing and the Sahara Desert is making preliminary moves to expanding to include Britain.

I think we've got a malarial swamp phase to look forward to before it arrives properly.

Reply 70

Fullofsurprises

Original post by Joinedup

I think we've got a malarial swamp phase to look forward to before it arrives properly.

A mangrove forest is starting to develop at the bottom of our fridge. Does that count?

Reply 71

EthanSpiderboy

Am I the only one who loves this kind of weather? Obviously I wouldn't want to be THAT close to the storm where my life is in danger but somehow being blown around by the wind is really calming to me. :colonhash:

Reply 72

Fullofsurprises

Original post by EthanSpiderboy

I like listening to it from indoors as the trees shake and the windows rattle, preferably with warming cocoa and a duvet over me. :teehee:

Reply 73

the bear

it is an omen i tell thee

Reply 74

EthanSpiderboy

Original post by Fullofsurprises

I like listening to it from indoors as the trees shake and the windows rattle, preferably with warming cocoa and a duvet over me. :teehee:

Oh hell yes! That's actually my definition of heaven. I've got an app on my phone that simulates the sound of nature (thunder, rain, wind, etc) which I listen to when I get stressed/anxious and it's so calming.