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Amir Mohsen
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امروز از شیروان به مشهد که بر میگشتم نزدیک مشهد یعنی در حدود اخلمد - چناران- جمعاب- آبقد-فریزی- گلمکان- کاهو ، رشته کوههای بینالود برف خوبی داشت در این موقع از سال:گل: و این در حالیست که بر روی کوههای شیروان- فاروج و علی الخصوص شهر سرسبد سلطان قلبهای ایران قوچان هیچ اثری از برف و یا رگه های اون دیده نمیشد:شاد2:
امروز از شیروان به مشهد که بر میگشتم نزدیک مشهد یعنی در حدود اخلمد - چناران- جمعاب- آبقد-فریزی- گلمکان- کاهو ، رشته کوههای بینالود برف خوبی داشت در این موقع از سال:گل: و این در حالیست که بر روی کوههای شیروان- فاروج و علی الخصوص شهر سرسبد سلطان قلبهای ایران قوچان هیچ اثری از برف و یا رگه های اون دیده نمیشد:شاد2:
جزوه کجا حساب میشه؟اطراف روستای کند و الاغ کد خدا :خنده2:
بهتر بابا یارو شر و ور میگفت
شهرستان شمیرانات . بخش لواسان . روستای کند . افجه هم همینطور
خيلي حواست جمع باشه ميگيرن دوربين رو ! حرفه اي بگير به منم بدي !
Amir Mohsen
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[h=2]Heat Turns Up in Alaska
[h=5]June 17, 2013; 5:27 AM
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An image of the 26 active wildfires in Alaska. Courtesy of the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center.
Some of the warmest weather of the year arrived in Alaska over the weekend and will continue through the first part of the week.
This heat challenged records in Fairbanks and Anchorage over the weekend, Alaska's two most populated cities. The high in Fairbanks on Sunday reached 88 degrees, falling just one degree shy of their daily record.
Temperatures are forecast to continue to challenge, and possibly break, records Monday and Tuesday across parts of interior Alaska.
These record-challenging temperatures are due to a strong upper-level ridge that built over central Alaska over the past weekend.
This ridge will hold its ground through the first part of the week, allowing for these above-normal temperatures to continue.
Highs will climb into the upper 80s lower 90s through Wednesday with the highest temperatures being focused in Southwest Alaska. Meanwhile, cold ocean waters will limit temperatures along the coast to the mid-50s.
This warm air will start to make up for the chilly spring that Alaska has seen this year. April was a particularly cold month, especially for the city of Fairbanks. In April, there was only one day where the city saw temperatures that were above normal. When all was said and done, the month of April averaged 14 degrees below normal in Fairbanks.
In addition to the heat, this strong ridge is also rising the risk of wildfire across the state. According to the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center, there are currently 26 active wildfires across the state. With the ridge not forecast to move much over the next few days, the wildfire threat will persist.
Temperatures will start to ease a bit during the second half of the week as the ridge of high pressure begins to break down and shift to the east.
Story by AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Brian Lada.
[h=5]June 17, 2013; 5:27 AM
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Some of the warmest weather of the year arrived in Alaska over the weekend and will continue through the first part of the week.
This heat challenged records in Fairbanks and Anchorage over the weekend, Alaska's two most populated cities. The high in Fairbanks on Sunday reached 88 degrees, falling just one degree shy of their daily record.
Temperatures are forecast to continue to challenge, and possibly break, records Monday and Tuesday across parts of interior Alaska.
These record-challenging temperatures are due to a strong upper-level ridge that built over central Alaska over the past weekend.
This ridge will hold its ground through the first part of the week, allowing for these above-normal temperatures to continue.
Highs will climb into the upper 80s lower 90s through Wednesday with the highest temperatures being focused in Southwest Alaska. Meanwhile, cold ocean waters will limit temperatures along the coast to the mid-50s.
| City | High Mon. | High Tues. | High Wed. | Avg. High |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anchorage | 83 | 80 | 75 | 63 |
| Fairbanks | 88 | 88 | 89 | 73 |
| McGrath | 93 | 82 | 88 | 69 |
In addition to the heat, this strong ridge is also rising the risk of wildfire across the state. According to the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center, there are currently 26 active wildfires across the state. With the ridge not forecast to move much over the next few days, the wildfire threat will persist.
Temperatures will start to ease a bit during the second half of the week as the ridge of high pressure begins to break down and shift to the east.
Story by AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Brian Lada.
Amir Mohsen
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[h=2]Severe Weather to Accompany European Heat
[h=6]By Evan Duffey, Meteorologist [h=5]June 17, 2013; 5:24 AM
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Weather across Europe is detailed in the above AccuWeather.com video.
Severe weather is expected to target portions of central Europe this week thanks to a spell of unusually warm weather across the region.
Portions of Germany, Poland, Belarus and the Ukraine will be the focus of severe weather on Monday and Tuesday.
On Monday, storms will be rather scattered across northern Germany and perhaps even Denmark. Despite the scattered nature of storms, those that do fire will manage to bring some gusty winds to their surrounds.
The threat will shift to the east and south on Tuesday.
Damaging winds and hail will be the primary threats from the storms on Tuesday. Storms will generally move north to south, and be the most widespread over Poland, Belarus and the Ukraine.
The Polish city of Warsaw is probably the largest population center at risk of seeing severe storms on Tuesday.
RELATED:
Heat Wave for Eastern Europe
AccuWeather.com France Homepage
AccuWeather.com Germany Homepage
By Wednesday the risk for severe weather will shift to a storm over western Europe, bringing the potential for heavy showers and thunderstorms to France, Belgium and far western Germany.
The low pressure system responsible for the unusual heat across western and central Europe will develop a warm and moist airmass across the aforementioned portions of Europe on Wednesday, the perfect fuel for severe weather.
Heavy downpours and large hail will be the primary threats both days, however damaging wind gusts will also likely be present.
Storms will likely be reserved to France on Wednesday, with Paris, Dijon and Lyon all at risk to the strong storms.
Thursday's severe threat will is not as east to pin down. While the storm is expected to move east it is questionable how far east the storms will progress. Some modeling shows severe weather working to about the Netherlands and western Germany. Others give places as far east as Denmark and eastern Germany a second round of severe weather.
As always, any thunderstorm is potentially dangerous, bringing cloud to ground lightning. When any thunderstorm approaches it is best to take cover and get out of harms way.
[h=6]By Evan Duffey, Meteorologist [h=5]June 17, 2013; 5:24 AM
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Severe weather is expected to target portions of central Europe this week thanks to a spell of unusually warm weather across the region.
Portions of Germany, Poland, Belarus and the Ukraine will be the focus of severe weather on Monday and Tuesday.
On Monday, storms will be rather scattered across northern Germany and perhaps even Denmark. Despite the scattered nature of storms, those that do fire will manage to bring some gusty winds to their surrounds.
The threat will shift to the east and south on Tuesday.
Damaging winds and hail will be the primary threats from the storms on Tuesday. Storms will generally move north to south, and be the most widespread over Poland, Belarus and the Ukraine.
The Polish city of Warsaw is probably the largest population center at risk of seeing severe storms on Tuesday.
RELATED:
Heat Wave for Eastern Europe
AccuWeather.com France Homepage
AccuWeather.com Germany Homepage
By Wednesday the risk for severe weather will shift to a storm over western Europe, bringing the potential for heavy showers and thunderstorms to France, Belgium and far western Germany.
The low pressure system responsible for the unusual heat across western and central Europe will develop a warm and moist airmass across the aforementioned portions of Europe on Wednesday, the perfect fuel for severe weather.
Heavy downpours and large hail will be the primary threats both days, however damaging wind gusts will also likely be present.
Storms will likely be reserved to France on Wednesday, with Paris, Dijon and Lyon all at risk to the strong storms.
Thursday's severe threat will is not as east to pin down. While the storm is expected to move east it is questionable how far east the storms will progress. Some modeling shows severe weather working to about the Netherlands and western Germany. Others give places as far east as Denmark and eastern Germany a second round of severe weather.
As always, any thunderstorm is potentially dangerous, bringing cloud to ground lightning. When any thunderstorm approaches it is best to take cover and get out of harms way.
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:52: داداش محسن میدونی کجاست؟؟:خجالت:
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:52: داداش محسن میدونی کجاست؟؟:خجالت:
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