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Passage of a thunderstorm front on 30.08.2012 over the Elbe Valley near Bad Schandau, image 5: Here the storm cell has already crossed the Elbe and is moving eastward towards the Zittau Mountains.

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Passage of a thunderstorm front on 30.08.2012 over the Elbe Valley near Bad Schandau, image 5: Here the storm cell has already crossed the Elbe and is moving eastward towards the Zittau Mountains. The extremely low-hanging and swirling cloud fragments are very clearly visible here!

Passage of a thunderstorm front on 30.08.2012 over the Elbe Valley near Bad Schandau, image 5: Here the storm cell has already crossed the Elbe and is moving eastward towards the Zittau Mountains. The extremely low-hanging and swirling cloud fragments are very clearly visible here!

Michael Edelmann 07.10.2012, 968 Views, 2 Comments * automatically translated

EXIF: Canon Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL, Date 2012:08:30 16:14:47, Exposure time: 0.013 s (1/80) (1/80), Aperture: f/8.0, ISO400, Focal length: 28.00 (28/1)

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Stefan Wohlfahrt 8.10.2012 14:01

I think I should turn off the PC when I see what's coming my way...
Very impressive.
Regards, Stefan

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Michael Edelmann 8.10.2012 20:51

Hello Stefan,
thank you very much for your comments!
Yes, it was quite impressive and also had a certain situational comedy to it when, at the first storm gusts arriving at our location, the captain barred the door to the bridge, the upper deck emptied within a very short time, and the waiters hurriedly secured their flying menus. Nevertheless, the ship departed exactly on time and headed straight into the storm. Now that’s punctuality! ;-) Fortunately, by the time we passed through the affected area, the worst was already over. It was just raining and a very cold wind was blowing. Considering that it had been 27°C there before and only just over 10°C after the storm, I would call that a direct jump from high summer into autumn!
Best regards to (hopefully storm-free) Blonay!
Micha

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