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Thursday, 9 August 2012
Re: Cold-front, upper-trough and more snow 5-9 Aug 2012
This afternoon's Aqua Modis overpass (Wed 8th) shows the massive amounts of widespread and thick snow on and around the Drakensberg and Lesotho: rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/imagery/subs...rg.2012221.aqua.500m
I was so surprised that I checked the false-colour image, to confirm that this is really snow (pale blue), now just low cloud (white). rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/imagery/subs...012221.aqua.721.500m
Edit: I used an image editor to extract the colour cyan (negative red), giving this view of the snow, with lingering low clouds masked out (grey).
Images: lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov + Google Earth. Edited by Jboyx989
Compiled by Gordon Richardson (Stormchasing SA)
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