 From Tim Ballisty: High resolution image [January 7] from NASA's MODIS satellite shows unusually large ice extent in the Delaware Bay, Sandy Hook Bay, and Chesapeake Bay. If you look really hard, you can see ice flowing out of individual bays near Atlantic City. Amazing imagery @nynjpaweather  From Urban Coast Institute:
NASA satellite images show the extent of ice in the Raritan and Sandy Hook bays last week (bottom) vs. before the cold spell
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2/7/2018 04:22:33 am
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I must say that my most favorite season will always be winter. During this season, I was able to stay at my room, drinking some hot chocolate while reading my favorite book. Winter season never fails to make me feel how nice cold weather is. I usually feel at peace as well and I think that is because of the ambiance itself. But of course, I still wish that if ever it will be winter, it will not be that much because too much cold is not good as well. 4/5/2018 02:24:36 pm
Very cool shots. Not sure that I've ever seen a satellite shot from that sort of angle, but it makes sense that they aren't all straight up and down! Leave a Reply. |
STOP THE WILLIAMS FRACKED GAS PIPELINE THROUGH NY HARBOR! MY TOP 5 FAVORITE BOOKS ABOUT NY HARBOR 1. Field Guide to the Neighborhood Birds of New York City by Leslie Day 2.Heartbeats in the Muck by John Waldman 3. The Fisheries of Raritan Bay by Clyde L. MacKenzie Jr. 4. Waterfront: A Walk Around Manhattan by Phillip Lopate 5. The Bottom of the Harbor by Joseph Mitchell 
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