c/o RadarScope
A rapid temperature drop behind the frontal boundary resulted in an overnight flash freeze situation rendering any remaining water as instantly solid. The following Tuesday morning a snow squall dropped in on brisk northwesterly winds gusting to 24 MPH with a wind chill of 9. In a grotto of trees serving as protection from the wind, I encountered snowflakes coming to rest on droplets and grass blades.
2 comments:
oh awesome!
and that was generous of you about the drawing....
Beautiful images, Paul, love the dancing ice crystal. Spectacular! are you using a 135mm lens for these?
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