آره خوده خودشه! :خنده2:
آدمش به زور میره بالاش چه برسه ماشین!
ما هم مشتاقیم همینجوری رکورد بزنیم. فقط خدا کنه همونطور که رکورد گرما هی شکسته میشه تو زمستون رکورد بارش برف و سرما هم شکسته بشه. :ناراحت:
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آره خوده خودشه! :خنده2:
آدمش به زور میره بالاش چه برسه ماشین!
ما هم مشتاقیم همینجوری رکورد بزنیم. فقط خدا کنه همونطور که رکورد گرما هی شکسته میشه تو زمستون رکورد بارش برف و سرما هم شکسته بشه. :ناراحت:
navid-mashhad
کاربر ويژه
سلام بچه ها !
امیدوارم حداقل فردا کاهش دمای قابل قبول رخ بده ( برای یک روز هم که شده )
ظاهرا کاهش دما تو راهه
الان بجنورد 10 درجه خنک تر از مشهده !!!
مشهد 36+
بجنورد 26+
اختلاف ارتفاع چندانی هم ندارن
امیدوارم حداقل فردا کاهش دمای قابل قبول رخ بده ( برای یک روز هم که شده )
ظاهرا کاهش دما تو راهه
الان بجنورد 10 درجه خنک تر از مشهده !!!
مشهد 36+
بجنورد 26+
اختلاف ارتفاع چندانی هم ندارن
aria_tehran
کاربر ويژه
شمال تهران
اون آبیا خیابونه و شیب خیلی به چشم میاد
البته دقیق نیست
مثلا ممکنه یکی از اون خط آبیا خیابون نباشه!
اون آبیا خیابونه و شیب خیلی به چشم میاد
البته دقیق نیست
مثلا ممکنه یکی از اون خط آبیا خیابون نباشه!
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navid-mashhad
کاربر ويژه
جالبه همین الان مشهد شد 35+ !! باد هم غربی شد !!!
خسته ام...
هوا سرد است و برف آهسته بارد
ز ابري ساكت و خاكستري رنگ
زمين را بارشِ مثقال،مثقال
فرستد پوشش فرسنگ،فرسنگ
ز ابري ساكت و خاكستري رنگ
زمين را بارشِ مثقال،مثقال
فرستد پوشش فرسنگ،فرسنگ
سرود كلبه ي بي روزن شب
سرود برف و باران است امشب
ولي از زوزه هاي باد پيداست
كه شب، مهمان توفان ست امشب
سرود برف و باران است امشب
ولي از زوزه هاي باد پيداست
كه شب، مهمان توفان ست امشب
دوان بر پرده هاي برف ها ،باد،
روان بر بال هاي باد، باران؛
درون كلبه ي بي روزن شب،
شب توفاني سرد زمستان.
روان بر بال هاي باد، باران؛
درون كلبه ي بي روزن شب،
شب توفاني سرد زمستان.
navid-mashhad
کاربر ويژه
این کرمون هم شب های خنکی داره
دیشب 15.6+ شد !
دوستان فعلا با اجازه:گل:
دیشب 15.6+ شد !
دوستان فعلا با اجازه:گل:
Dorod bar dostane aziz,vazeshe bade shadide shomale gharbi saati mishe ke aghaz shode,sobh roye koh haye atraf ro meh gerefte bod ke man bidar nashodam ax begiram inghadr ke khaste bodam,alan roye koh haye moshref be shomal dar dor dast meh khabide,hatman dare shomal baron mibare,dama ham fek nakonam az 25 balatar bashe,kholase beheshti shode inja
این است کرج
خدارو شکر دیروز کرج نبودم و شب رسیدم شب هم باد خنک میومد قبلنا دوست نداشتم تابستون تموم شه دیگه از شهریور عزا میگرفتم الان دوست دارم سریع تر شهریور بیاد و باد خنک آخرای شهریور واقعا حال خیلی خوبی میده دیروز از چند تا ریش سفید روستامون درباره زمستون امسال میپرسیدم میگفتن آذر ماه پر بارشی هست . :خنده1:
Amir Mohsen
متخصص بخش هواشناسی
درود
تقدیم به سجاد عزیز
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تقدیم به سجاد عزیز
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Amir Mohsen
متخصص بخش هواشناسی
[h=2]Heat Departs, Rain Returns for East, Midwest
[h=6]By Alex Sosnowski, Expert Senior Meteorologist [h=5]July 19, 2013; 8:44 PM
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Soon after the heat wave ends in the East and Midwest, the pattern of frequent downpours and the potential for flash flooding will return.
The area of high pressure responsible for the heat wave this past week will be replaced by a weather pattern favoring lower temperatures. However, humidity levels will come back rather quickly.
The pattern will tend to flip back to what occurred during much of June into the first few days of July; almost daily rounds of showers and thunderstorms.
While the heat wave allowed the ground to dry out and stream levels to drop a bit, persistence of the wet weather for next week and possibly through much of August could lead to renewed flooding problems in some locations.
Despite less rain this past week compared to earlier in the summer, many locations in the East have received double their normal rainfall since June 1. Cities with close to two-times their normal rainfall include Boston (11 inches), Philadelphia (12 inches), Washington, D.C. (14 inches), Atlanta (14 inches) and Raleigh, N.C. (12 inches).
The majority of locations in the Midwest have had above-average rainfall as well including Chicago (7 inches), Detroit (9 inches), Cleveland (11 inches), Nashville (10 inches) and Minneapolis (8 inches).
RELATED:
End of Northeast, Midwest Heat Wave on the Way
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The most likely issues would be highly localized flash, urban and small stream flooding. However, if an organized system from the tropics were to come calling, the potential broad area of heavy rainfall produced on top of a re-saturated landscape could lead to more widespread, serious flooding.
According to Hurricane Expert Dan Kottlowski, "While there are no specific tropical systems in the Atlantic Basin at this time, August is a period in the season when there is an uptick in the number of tropical storms and hurricanes."
Instead of a zone of high pressure at most levels of the atmosphere and a northward bulge in the jet stream over the central and eastern U.S., like that of this past week, a dip in the jet stream will occur next week and beyond. (The jet stream is a river of strong winds, high in the atmosphere that guide weather systems along).
That sort of pattern tends to produce temperatures closer to normal. The flow around high pressure offshore in the Atlantic will direct moisture in from the Gulf of Mexico and the ocean over the region.
Disturbances tracking in from the Pacific Ocean will also bring a rebound of heavy, gusty thunderstorm complexes over the Plains and Midwest in the pattern.
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Soon after the heat wave ends in the East and Midwest, the pattern of frequent downpours and the potential for flash flooding will return.
The area of high pressure responsible for the heat wave this past week will be replaced by a weather pattern favoring lower temperatures. However, humidity levels will come back rather quickly.
The pattern will tend to flip back to what occurred during much of June into the first few days of July; almost daily rounds of showers and thunderstorms.
While the heat wave allowed the ground to dry out and stream levels to drop a bit, persistence of the wet weather for next week and possibly through much of August could lead to renewed flooding problems in some locations.
Despite less rain this past week compared to earlier in the summer, many locations in the East have received double their normal rainfall since June 1. Cities with close to two-times their normal rainfall include Boston (11 inches), Philadelphia (12 inches), Washington, D.C. (14 inches), Atlanta (14 inches) and Raleigh, N.C. (12 inches).
The majority of locations in the Midwest have had above-average rainfall as well including Chicago (7 inches), Detroit (9 inches), Cleveland (11 inches), Nashville (10 inches) and Minneapolis (8 inches).
RELATED:
End of Northeast, Midwest Heat Wave on the Way
Heat, Rain Growing Mosquito Populations, West Nile Concerns
Try AccuWeather Premium for More Detailed Weather Information
The most likely issues would be highly localized flash, urban and small stream flooding. However, if an organized system from the tropics were to come calling, the potential broad area of heavy rainfall produced on top of a re-saturated landscape could lead to more widespread, serious flooding.
According to Hurricane Expert Dan Kottlowski, "While there are no specific tropical systems in the Atlantic Basin at this time, August is a period in the season when there is an uptick in the number of tropical storms and hurricanes."
Instead of a zone of high pressure at most levels of the atmosphere and a northward bulge in the jet stream over the central and eastern U.S., like that of this past week, a dip in the jet stream will occur next week and beyond. (The jet stream is a river of strong winds, high in the atmosphere that guide weather systems along).
That sort of pattern tends to produce temperatures closer to normal. The flow around high pressure offshore in the Atlantic will direct moisture in from the Gulf of Mexico and the ocean over the region.
Disturbances tracking in from the Pacific Ocean will also bring a rebound of heavy, gusty thunderstorm complexes over the Plains and Midwest in the pattern.
سلام :احترام::گل:
تازه برگشتم، نه اقوام اونجا خونه دارن جای شما خالی:گل:
Amir Mohsen
متخصص بخش هواشناسی
اینهم از عکس ماهان با ویرایش بنده!
منتهی اگه عکس خامش رو داشتم میشد خیلی خوشگلتر بشه و البته اون بخش درختهاش رو هم طبیعی تر کنم:
منتهی اگه عکس خامش رو داشتم میشد خیلی خوشگلتر بشه و البته اون بخش درختهاش رو هم طبیعی تر کنم:
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