Wednesday, December 21, 2011 6:51:56 PM
F6 .. Diabolical weather in Darwin as gods put on a devil of a show
The Daily Telegraph
December 21, 2011 12:00AM
12 comments
[chuckle, one comment .. metaphysic man of Gaia Posted at 7:42 AM December 21, 2011
Who put this together? Please don't do this...you just stir up the nutters.]
[the two little eyes give the face]
See it? ... the demonic photo Perth photographer Hannah Weddell took over Fishermen's Wharf in Darwin. Source: The Daily Telegraph
WITH horns of lightning and hollow eyes, a devil-like figure emerges from the dark skies to vent its anger.
As thunder rumbles and sinister clouds bubble, a huge electric bolt shoots from the devil's mouth, putting on a split-second biblical show for onlookers. As the giant storm cell erupted over Darwin, experts were warning of Christmas cyclones for the Top End.
The Bureau of Meteorology said there was a greater than 50 per cent chance that a monsoon trough off the coast would become a low in the Arafura Sea, adding a giant cell that could strike between the Kimberley and Carpentaria coasts between Friday and Sunday, Christmas Day.
Northern Australia typically experiences two to three cyclones each season, which lasts until April, but this year forecasters expect slightly more than average.
On Christmas Eve in 1974, Cyclone Tracy devastated Darwin and killed 71 people.
12 comments on this story .. heh, one of ..
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/diabolical-weather-in-darwin-as-gods-put-on-a-devil-of-a-show/story-e6freuy9-1226227103337
The Daily Telegraph
December 21, 2011 12:00AM
12 comments
[chuckle, one comment .. metaphysic man of Gaia Posted at 7:42 AM December 21, 2011
Who put this together? Please don't do this...you just stir up the nutters.]
[the two little eyes give the face]
See it? ... the demonic photo Perth photographer Hannah Weddell took over Fishermen's Wharf in Darwin. Source: The Daily Telegraph
WITH horns of lightning and hollow eyes, a devil-like figure emerges from the dark skies to vent its anger.
As thunder rumbles and sinister clouds bubble, a huge electric bolt shoots from the devil's mouth, putting on a split-second biblical show for onlookers. As the giant storm cell erupted over Darwin, experts were warning of Christmas cyclones for the Top End.
The Bureau of Meteorology said there was a greater than 50 per cent chance that a monsoon trough off the coast would become a low in the Arafura Sea, adding a giant cell that could strike between the Kimberley and Carpentaria coasts between Friday and Sunday, Christmas Day.
Northern Australia typically experiences two to three cyclones each season, which lasts until April, but this year forecasters expect slightly more than average.
On Christmas Eve in 1974, Cyclone Tracy devastated Darwin and killed 71 people.
12 comments on this story .. heh, one of ..
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/diabolical-weather-in-darwin-as-gods-put-on-a-devil-of-a-show/story-e6freuy9-1226227103337
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