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MORE LIKE 2ND COLD PIC OF THE DAY, HAR HAR
STEVE
[Lower you voice Steve. – ed.]
That picture is really old. I saw that a few years ago. Don’t get me wrong… it is cool
Very cool. Is that Fort Lauderdale Beach in 2050?
@Dallas
In 2050 you will need scuba gear to see Fort Lauderdale. LOL
The consensus is in – this is just more evidence of global warming.
No further discussion is required. Or allowed.
Where was this picture taken? For real.
@beagle- Geneva, Switzerland apparently.
More here: http://www.skyandsummit.com/Glacegeneve/index.html
-Flynn
That’s Honolulu is 2050. And they’ll be thankful for Global Warming because without it, that would have been 12 feet of snow instead of some ice.
Check out the antenna on this car. Unbelievable!
#6, beagle,
Some very high winds whipped spray off of the lake and onto the cars. If you notice, all the ice is on the lake side.
Still damed impressive though.
#9 – I’ve seen the first one many times. Never seen that one before. Cool – no pun intended.
It would be really fun to be camping and have to ensure the tent is facing directly away from the lake so you could get out in the morning.
That’s a lot of Global Warming going on in those pictures I tell ‘ya!
It appears that both pics are from the same town and street. Just taken from different vantage points. You can see the same SUV in the first pic, that’s shown ice encased in the second. The white van seen behind it is probably the cameraman’s vehicle.
More amazing are the icicles hanging off the trees !!! Wouldn’t want to be around when they started dropping off !!!
The problem is, that was the Florida coast at Jacksonville this morning! Those are freezing palm trees!
OK, well not. But it did get below freezing here.
#15 – I’m from Jacksonville… were you around in ’89? Everything did get encased with a very thin layer of ice causing the entire city to shut down.
Winter a few years back I went home to see family for Xmas, and wore short sleeve t-shirts the entire trip during the day. Every time someone south of DC complains about the cold I have to laugh. You have no idea!
Coldest winter I’ve endured was in Erie PA. Luckily I was only there a couple times during that winter. It gets pretty cold in NH where I live now, but even in single digits and below it doesn’t feel quite as cold without that lake wind.
Ye olde stuffs.
I’ve seen this image and… many others here
#17, Brandon,
Maybe you have. I know I’ve seen these and related pictures before. That doesn’t mean they aren’t awesome or very “entertaining”. I’ve lived near a lake and know what spray can do.
You don’t like, don’t look. If you have something constructive to say, welcome.
Eternal Springs hope.
We had an ice storm here awhile back. It was eerie in my neighborhood to hear every few seconds a tree branch cracking and falling off the tree, some of them were massive, landing on houses and cars.