After days and days of being sprayed with aerosols from airplanes flying overhead, the sky cleared last night, at least to some extent, and stars were visible, if harder to see and fewer than in the past. The moon was visible through a haze. And this morning the sun rose through a chemical haze, obviously. So, we went from the zero mark or above, to -32 last night. Then tomorrow night a big storm moves in, that being the far reaches of a storm sweeping the US seaboard, and said to potentially be the worst snowstorm in history for places like New York. Here, the call is for 35 cms of snow or more, pushed by 90 km winds. Here are two pictures.
Posted on: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 13:05:44 +0000
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