Tornado in Reykjavik! (by Hannes)
You know how it smells after it rains? That clean, greenish smell when rain lands on dry ground? That’s petrichor, from the Greek petra (stone) and ichor (the blood of Greek gods and goddesses). The term was coined by two Australian researchers in 1964.
Ah! Ég var einmitt að reyna rifja upp hvað þetta var kallað :) Mjög gott.
Wikipedia greinin.
The Unseen Sea (by Simon Christen)
Very nice. Mystical…
HD in full-screen is a must.
(via @photojojo)
jstn:
Incredible video of an apocalyptic stormfront approaching a Finnish beach.
Jahá! Magnað… Frekar töff að ná þessu.
New York City, along with much of the Northeast, is expected to break 100 degrees and may reach a record of 101, with a heat index , which factors in humidity levels, approaching 107.
New York officials are attempting to exhaust all possibilities to keep New Yorkers cool and avoid a crisis similar to the one in 2006, when a heat wave killed 46 people in the city.
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Northeastern states bracing for scorching temperatures - CNN.com Kannski bara ágætt að vera kominn heim. 38° C er aðeins of mikið. |
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Eels - Mr. E’s Beautiful Blues
..af því að það er búið að vera klikkað gott veður síðustu daga.
“Goddamn right it’s a beautiful day”
“A storm rolled in on 03/25 (in Fort Worth, TX) and the clouds were unlike any I had ever seen. They look almost moon-like!”
Jahá… mögnuð ský. Nokkuð töff mynd.
Kúl:
“5 At the center of almost every snow crystal is a tiny mote of dust, which can be anything from volcanic ash to a particle from outer space.”
— via jakoblodwick
