The Flickr Stormfront Image Generatr

Burning up the rails beneath it, westbound NS empty unit grain train 43Z scorches through KD Tower, KY, illuminated by veiled sunshine that will soon give way to the thick, ominous coming storm clouds rolling quickly overhead on April 5, 2025.

Vast expanses of sand, hundreds of people and the threat of a late afternoon storm and up to Easter Sunday on the Queensland Gold Coast. Footprints in the sand are not the romantic icons you might think but signatures of the abundance of visitors who visit at this time.

Cyclone Alfred hit the Gold Coast on March 8 2025. This was still the gloomy outlook along the coast from Bilinga to Surfers Paradise three days later. This week it's pouring rain again. Ironically, a former State Premier Peter Beattie popularised the slogan for Queensland Tourism, "Beautiful one day, perfect the next'. Not this month it seems!

Early last week,dust from storms in Oklahoma and Texas reached our area here in Northern Illinois affecting our skies for days. On this particular day,a storm front came through and mixed with the dust causing these unusual brown skies. Rain from these storms made a mess of vehicles and kept local car washes busy for days...

When the storm settles, and the fog starts to retreat the ducks slowly start their quest for food. I love the way that the Fog just adds to the mono on this image. You don't really see it, but it is there.

The storm wasn't as bad as we thought it was going to be, but it looked like it was going to be a bad one. It is a strange sight to see them come in.

there is nothing better after a long hot day,walking the beach and waiting for the rain.and always my friends,thanks for comments and faves.

Downpour...

While driving home at the end of a long day hiking; This shot taken moments before a sudden storm turned the roads to rivers and the visibility dropped to only a few meters..

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Mora County, New Mexico, USA

Camera: Fujifilm X-T5
Lens: Tamron 18-300 mm
Settings: ISO 640, f/6.3, 1/450s, 300 mm
Shot handheld.

The DG-1000M sailplane which is a tiny object top-left is preparing to land after a flight from Warkworth in the Hunter Valley to Narromine. The previous flight-leg was from Mangrove Mountain
on the central coast of New South Wales to Warkworth. The Warkworth-Narromine flight is shown at www.weglide.org/flight/492735

(File: ZF05034)

(File: ZF05040)

A storm front passing over the 1906 barn in my area of northwest Illinois. This front brought us our first measurable rain in nearly a month. After above average moisture throughout the first 8 months of the year, we have received just over an inch in the last 10 weeks Great harvest weather but there maybe a price to pay next year...

Grazing..

While Karen was driving through south Caledon Hills just north of the Grange, we spotted this storm front to our right. I rolled down my passenger window and shot several images along the side of the highway.

In one of the fields, two horses were quietly grazing. The whole scene was glowing in the strained light of the sun, which was desperately trying to break through the thick cloud coverage.

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storm over Copacabana Beach. Canon 5d3 with 50yr old Olympus OM 24mm. 4 shot panno handheld

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Storm Clouds 2..

On a late October morning Karen and I made our way to the park to get some fabulous fall shots, then jumped in the car and went for a scenic drive through beautiful Calderon..

While Karen was driving through south Caledon Hills just north of the Grange we spotted this storm front to our left. I rolled down my passenger window and shot several images along the side of the highway.

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Storm Clouds.

On a late October morning Karen and I made our way to the park to get some fabulous fall shots, then jumped in the car and went for a scenic drive through beautiful Calderon..

While Karen was driving through south Caledon Hills just north of the Grange we spotted this storm front to our left. I rolled down my passenger window and shot several images along the side of the highway.

Thank you for visiting for marking my photo as a favourite and for the kind comments,

Please do not copy my image or use it on websites, blogs or other media without my express permission.

© NICK MUNROE (MUNROE PHOTOGRAPHY)

www.flickriver.com/photos/munroedesigns/popular-interesting/

You can contact me
by email @
karenick23@yahoo.ca
munroephotographic@gmail.com
munroedesignsphotography@gmail.com
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