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با سلام...
امروز صبح مه شدیدی در برخی نقاط بوشهر داشتیم...
دیشب هم رطوبت بسیار بالا بود...
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دیشب هم رطوبت بسیار بالا بود...
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باید از گزینه my layer تنظیماتش رو انجام بدی:گل:
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هواشناسی هند هم در یک هفته آینده بارش های زیرنرمالی را برای ایران در نظر گرفته...:فرار:
Amir Mohsen
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مشهد همینک:
[h=4]Current weather observation
[h=4]Current weather observation
| The report was made 15 minutes ago, at 14:00 UTC |
| Wind 7 km/h from south |
| Temperature -10°C |
| Humidity 85% |
| Pressure 1029 hPa |
| Visibility 10 km or more |
| no clouds below 1500 m and no cumulonimbus |
Amir Mohsen
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محمد یک ذره بیشتر بگرد اگه نور شهر ها رو پیدا کردی اونو هم پیدا میکنی
راهنمایی در جدول اول دنبالش بگرد.
اگه پیدا نکردی بگو:گل:
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انیمیشن باد در 72 ساعت آینده:
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الان فقط یه چیز تهرانی ها رو راضی میکنه . اونم اینه که کل شهر یا حداقل محل سکونت همه دوستان سفید پوش بشه ( 5 تا 10 سانت ) و دوستان شمال شهر هم برف بالای 20 25 سانت راضی میکنه . اگه بارون بیاد فکر کنم همه بد تر کفری تر بشن lol
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ینظر میرسه تا حداقل 10 ژانویه موج سرما در شمال شرق و نیمه شرقی ایران تدام داشته باشه
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Amir Mohsen
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باز ما داریم خبرهای خوبی می شنویم ، آیا با توجه به پیش بینی بارش برف در روز یکشنبه و در شمال شرق آمریکا ، بازهم در شمال شرق ایران و مشهد برف خواهد بارید؟!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
New Snowstorm Before the New Year in NYC, I-95
By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist
December 28, 2012; 9:25 AM
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A new storm is in the works for portions of New England, the mid-Atlantic and the Ohio Valley hit by the storm just after Christmas.
The new storm forecast during the last weekend of 2012 will bring more snow to areas that received snow from the post-Christmas storm and will bring snow to some areas that got rain or mostly rain.
There is also the potential for the storm to strengthen to a strong nor'easter or blizzard in portions of New England and the Maritimes.
For severe-weather-weary folks in the South, the storm will not bring a repeat of the Christmas tornado outbreak.
A light to moderate snowfall is forecast by AccuWeather.com meteorologists from portions of the Ohio Valley late Friday into early Saturday and then the central Appalachians and the I-95 mid-Atlantic Saturday into Saturday evening.
The cities of Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, Huntington, W.Va., Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York City are projected to receive a general 1 to 3 inches of snow.
New York City could be blanketed by a light accumulation of snow Saturday afternoon and evening. Image by twitter user @NYCONLY.
However, while the storm will stay relatively mild-mannered while tracking eastward over the interior United States, it will strengthen upon nearing the Atlantic Ocean and take a northward turn.
How quickly this strengthening occurs will determine how heavy the snow, wind, seas and tides become over New England and part of Atlantic Canada spanning Saturday night into Sunday.
There is the potential for the snow and wind to ramp quickly just east of New York City (Long Island and Connecticut) through eastern New England.
According to Canada Weather Expert Brett Anderson, "An all-out blizzard appears likely over portions of the Maritime Provinces on Sunday."
If the storm develops to its full potential some of these eastern areas could be walloped by a foot (30 centimeters) or more of wind-driven snow and gales that make for not only an angry sea, but the potential for power outages and coastal flooding.
Since the storm will be relatively weak traversing much of the U.S. it is unlikely to throw much snow over the Great Lakes, northern and western upstate New York and northwestern New England.
Even though it will be a colder storm for part of the I-95 corridor in the mid-Atlantic and southern New England, rain is still forecast for much of North Carolina, southeastern Virginia and the lower part of the Delmarva Peninsula.
Regardless of what the storm brings during the last weekend of 2012, generally dry and seasonable conditions are in store for New Year's Eve at Times Square and in the Northeast.
New Snowstorm Before the New Year in NYC, I-95
December 28, 2012; 9:25 AM
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A new storm is in the works for portions of New England, the mid-Atlantic and the Ohio Valley hit by the storm just after Christmas.
The new storm forecast during the last weekend of 2012 will bring more snow to areas that received snow from the post-Christmas storm and will bring snow to some areas that got rain or mostly rain.
There is also the potential for the storm to strengthen to a strong nor'easter or blizzard in portions of New England and the Maritimes.
For severe-weather-weary folks in the South, the storm will not bring a repeat of the Christmas tornado outbreak.
A light to moderate snowfall is forecast by AccuWeather.com meteorologists from portions of the Ohio Valley late Friday into early Saturday and then the central Appalachians and the I-95 mid-Atlantic Saturday into Saturday evening.
The cities of Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, Huntington, W.Va., Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York City are projected to receive a general 1 to 3 inches of snow.
However, while the storm will stay relatively mild-mannered while tracking eastward over the interior United States, it will strengthen upon nearing the Atlantic Ocean and take a northward turn.
How quickly this strengthening occurs will determine how heavy the snow, wind, seas and tides become over New England and part of Atlantic Canada spanning Saturday night into Sunday.
There is the potential for the snow and wind to ramp quickly just east of New York City (Long Island and Connecticut) through eastern New England.
According to Canada Weather Expert Brett Anderson, "An all-out blizzard appears likely over portions of the Maritime Provinces on Sunday."
If the storm develops to its full potential some of these eastern areas could be walloped by a foot (30 centimeters) or more of wind-driven snow and gales that make for not only an angry sea, but the potential for power outages and coastal flooding.
Since the storm will be relatively weak traversing much of the U.S. it is unlikely to throw much snow over the Great Lakes, northern and western upstate New York and northwestern New England.
Even though it will be a colder storm for part of the I-95 corridor in the mid-Atlantic and southern New England, rain is still forecast for much of North Carolina, southeastern Virginia and the lower part of the Delmarva Peninsula.
Regardless of what the storm brings during the last weekend of 2012, generally dry and seasonable conditions are in store for New Year's Eve at Times Square and in the Northeast.
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