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mehrdad_teh
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ناهنجاري دماي عمومي كره زمين تا انتهار آپريل 0.10 + درجه سلسيوس محاسبه شد كه از مقدار ماه مارس آن كاهش يافته است:
http://tehmet.ir/post/1229
http://tehmet.ir/post/1229
فکر کنم برا بروجرد باشند آخه می گن بروجرد شدید داره می باره از نیم ساعت قبلاین تصاویر برای نیم ساعت پیشه
باورتون میشه از این ابرای خفن یه قطره هم نبارید.نمیدونم برن کجا رو آباد کنن
خوش بحالتون خوب می باره
من موندم چرا نهاوند با وجودیکه در منطقه مناسبی از زاگرس هست هنوز گزارش بارش امیدوار کننده نداره
تبریک چه ابرهای قرمز و خوشگلی داریداينجا هنوز بارشي اتفاق نيفتاده ولي سمت شرق، غرب و جنوب ابرها خيلي تيره هستن .. :گل:
شرق:
و البته اينم جنوب غربي:
الان زنگ زدم نهاوند جا من و دوستان خالی
بابام اینا امروز با خالم اینا که از بندر عباس اومده بودند رفتند سمت کنگاور کهنه که عکس هاشو زیاد می ذارم
می گفت بارش فراتر از تصور بوده حتی کنار جاده اونقدر باریده که تا زانو آدم تو گل فرو می رفته و دقیقا از بعد از گردنه فارسبان
نهاوند خشک و بدون بارش خوب بسمت غرب نهاوند و کرمانشاه هم خوب باریده فقط نهاوند خشکی زده بهش
چه اقلیم عجیب قریبی
تا زمانی که پشته قدرتمند در نیمه شمالی هست تهران خبری نمیشه . شرایط تهران با جنوب و غرب متفاوته
فرصت بارشی هم کم کم داره به اخراش نزدیک میشه و تابستون داره میاد
تا زمانی که پشته قدرتمند در نیمه شمالی هست تهران خبری نمیشه . شرایط تهران با جنوب و غرب متفاوته
فرصت بارشی هم کم کم داره به اخراش نزدیک میشه و تابستون داره میاد
فرصت بارشی واسه ما معنا نداره چون تو طول کل تابستون میتونیم بارندگی شدید داشته باشیم:خنده1:
نه خب بهمن اکثر ایران بارش زیر نرمال بود ولی تهران خوب بود
تهران با وجود همه حرفای ما زمستون قبل جزو 3 تا مرکز استان پر برف کشور شد حتی با احتساب فرودگاه مهراباد . ولی بهار افتضاح بوده
شاید شد . چون امار بلند مدت نشون داده بعضی سالهای که زمستان خشکی داشتیم تابستان پر بارشی داشتیم .
Amir Mohsen
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سلام دوستان عزیز
[h=2]Rain to Relieve Abnormally Dry Northeast This Week
[h=6]By Andy Mussoline, Meteorologist [h=5]May 06, 2013; 1:19 PM
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Northeast weather is discussed in detail in the above video.
The prolonged stretch of recent sunshine and tranquility in the Northeast will fade to gray, rainy weather for the remainder of this week. However, the rainy weather will bring some benefits.
Showers will initially move into Washington, D.C., and Baltimore through early Monday night before arriving into Philadelphia by Tuesday. New York City will see the onset wet weather Tuesday night before it reaches Boston later Wednesday. The interior Northeast will not be excluded.
RELATED:
Forecast Temperature Maps
Elliot Abrams: Northeast Weather Blog
AccuWeather.com's 2013 Summer Forecast
A cold, slow-moving storm will be responsible for the upcoming rain this week as it moves away from the Southeast. The storm is already responsible for record-breaking cold and snow in the South recently.
The cloudy and wet weather will bring some important benefits.
The Northeast has had a dry spring with many locations well below their average rainfall through early May. In fact, it has been dry enough to begin a short-term drought in parts of the Northeast.
New York City received only 1.56 inches of rain this spring, well short of their normal rainfall of 7.23 inches through May 6.
Rainfall totals will reach at least 0.50 of an inch across most of the Northeast through Saturday, with the best chance of one inch or more coming across southern New England and the mid-Atlantic.
The aforementioned rainfall will not be a drought-buster, but it will be beneficial; associated cloud cover will slow the rate of drying for the soil as well.
Despite the abnormally dry spring thus far, near-normal rainfall is expected this summer for the Northeast. The mid-Atlantic will have above-normal rainfall from June through August.
"The short-term drought has not had a negative impact to agriculture or backyard gardens so far," AccuWeather.com Expert Senior Meteorologist and Agricultural Expert Dale Mohler said.
"We are getting later into spring, and, if the dry weather continued, it would be more alarming," Mohler said. "However, the good news is we have this beneficial rain on the way."
[h=2]Rain to Relieve Abnormally Dry Northeast This Week
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The prolonged stretch of recent sunshine and tranquility in the Northeast will fade to gray, rainy weather for the remainder of this week. However, the rainy weather will bring some benefits.
Showers will initially move into Washington, D.C., and Baltimore through early Monday night before arriving into Philadelphia by Tuesday. New York City will see the onset wet weather Tuesday night before it reaches Boston later Wednesday. The interior Northeast will not be excluded.
RELATED:
Forecast Temperature Maps
Elliot Abrams: Northeast Weather Blog
AccuWeather.com's 2013 Summer Forecast
A cold, slow-moving storm will be responsible for the upcoming rain this week as it moves away from the Southeast. The storm is already responsible for record-breaking cold and snow in the South recently.
The cloudy and wet weather will bring some important benefits.
The Northeast has had a dry spring with many locations well below their average rainfall through early May. In fact, it has been dry enough to begin a short-term drought in parts of the Northeast.
New York City received only 1.56 inches of rain this spring, well short of their normal rainfall of 7.23 inches through May 6.
Rainfall totals will reach at least 0.50 of an inch across most of the Northeast through Saturday, with the best chance of one inch or more coming across southern New England and the mid-Atlantic.
The aforementioned rainfall will not be a drought-buster, but it will be beneficial; associated cloud cover will slow the rate of drying for the soil as well.
Despite the abnormally dry spring thus far, near-normal rainfall is expected this summer for the Northeast. The mid-Atlantic will have above-normal rainfall from June through August.
"The short-term drought has not had a negative impact to agriculture or backyard gardens so far," AccuWeather.com Expert Senior Meteorologist and Agricultural Expert Dale Mohler said.
"We are getting later into spring, and, if the dry weather continued, it would be more alarming," Mohler said. "However, the good news is we have this beneficial rain on the way."
Amir Mohsen
متخصص بخش هواشناسی
[h=2]Arkansas' First Ever Occurrence of Snow in May
[h=6]By Kristina Pydynowski, Senior Meteorologist [h=5]May 06, 2013; 1:49 PM
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Weather across the south-central states, including Arkansas, is detailed in the above AccuWeather.com video.
Since record-keeping began in 1819, Arkansas never had snow fall in May; that was until Friday.
Arkansas joined the list of places the recent rare May snowstorm made history, and restarted the climate change debate in the process.
As much as 5 inches of snow was recorded near Decatur, Ark., Friday morning. The snow was heavy enough to break small limbs off fruit trees.
Other snow totals measured across Arkansas Friday morning included 1.5 inches of snow at the Fayetteville Experiment Station, an inch at Compton, 0.1 of an inch at Harrison and a trace (non-measurable snow) at Mount Ida.
RELATED:
Historic Snowstorm Records; Climate Change to Blame?
PHOTOS: Historic May Snowstorm Buries Rockies, Plains
AccuWeather.com's Climate Change Page
Prior to Friday, the National Weather Service Office in Little Rock states that the latest appearance of snow in Arkansas was April 30, 1903, when a trace was reported at Harrison, Gravette and Fayetteville.
Corning, Ark., previously held the record for the latest occurrence of measurable snow in Arkansas with 0.2 of an inch from April 24, 1910.
The combination of an intrusion of unseasonably cold air and a slow-moving storm system led to the historical snow across Arkansas, as well as parts of the Plains and Upper Midwest.
The storm's eastward progress has been blocked by a strong area of high pressure anchored across the Northeast and Atlantic Canada.
With the historic snow, it should not surprise many that the unseasonable cold also set May records in Arkansas.
The temperature Friday night bottomed out at 38 degrees in Little Rock, breaking the previous May record low of 39 degrees from May 1, 1903.
Jacksonville, North Little Rock, Hot Springs and Pine Bluff are among the other locations that also set records for the all-time lowest May temperature.
It was a tale of two seasons across Arkansas on Friday as snow-covered spring flowers, creating a scene similar to this photo by Photos.com.
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Since record-keeping began in 1819, Arkansas never had snow fall in May; that was until Friday.
Arkansas joined the list of places the recent rare May snowstorm made history, and restarted the climate change debate in the process.
As much as 5 inches of snow was recorded near Decatur, Ark., Friday morning. The snow was heavy enough to break small limbs off fruit trees.
Other snow totals measured across Arkansas Friday morning included 1.5 inches of snow at the Fayetteville Experiment Station, an inch at Compton, 0.1 of an inch at Harrison and a trace (non-measurable snow) at Mount Ida.
RELATED:
Historic Snowstorm Records; Climate Change to Blame?
PHOTOS: Historic May Snowstorm Buries Rockies, Plains
AccuWeather.com's Climate Change Page
Prior to Friday, the National Weather Service Office in Little Rock states that the latest appearance of snow in Arkansas was April 30, 1903, when a trace was reported at Harrison, Gravette and Fayetteville.
Corning, Ark., previously held the record for the latest occurrence of measurable snow in Arkansas with 0.2 of an inch from April 24, 1910.
The combination of an intrusion of unseasonably cold air and a slow-moving storm system led to the historical snow across Arkansas, as well as parts of the Plains and Upper Midwest.
The storm's eastward progress has been blocked by a strong area of high pressure anchored across the Northeast and Atlantic Canada.
With the historic snow, it should not surprise many that the unseasonable cold also set May records in Arkansas.
The temperature Friday night bottomed out at 38 degrees in Little Rock, breaking the previous May record low of 39 degrees from May 1, 1903.
Jacksonville, North Little Rock, Hot Springs and Pine Bluff are among the other locations that also set records for the all-time lowest May temperature.
It was a tale of two seasons across Arkansas on Friday as snow-covered spring flowers, creating a scene similar to this photo by Photos.com.
navid-mashhad
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امیر محسن شمال شرق آمریکا رو ول کن
برای شمال شرق ایران چه خبرایی داری ؟
برای شمال شرق ایران چه خبرایی داری ؟
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