>Please describe the lunar info for the evening before and day of the storm that closed WW?
>Evening of 22 DEC/ early morn next day 23 DEC 2013. SUNDAY/MONDAY.
This would be the evening of 22DEC, on which night, if one stayed up after midnight and waited for the Moon to appear behind LondonEye as seen in ROT1, it would be about 2:45am.
I do like the hour of this Moon for car traffic about. And can just make out NGC2847. ;-)
https://youtu.be/RbmS3tQJ7Os
Lyrics included.
>Asking due to the observation that can see space between dinghy and platform in two of the closeups and not in the other in which the dinghy is resting against the platform.
Not sure I understand the but maybe I need to describe it better. It looks like the dinghy is only attached (tethered) to the barge by a single line which seems attached to the dinghy's bow. To the extent her bow line permits, it does appear she has enough line to permit her to move about a little, and at the least to be able to turn around in the opposite direction.
Wut? Thought all "good" sailors had Morse from Bootcamp.
>Thinking you are on the right track and am ready to lend support for your leading charge into the fray, fren.
Kek. Don't you worry Mr.Homes.
>What's he saying about post-its or posting letters or something.
>physical indications that a strom had come late 22 and had passed late 23rd and so would crossover to at least early morn of 24.
I am reminded of that CH daytime pic which is I think the only one which shows leaves in the street and damp sidewalks.
Why is that not seen in the others?
>at least in that direction.
Or being more specific: "in that direction, AT THAT TIME." Some dates start off bad but then clear up.
Well, when you have a spare moment, look at the weather for each day. I am with a weeklong calendar and finding days to rule out.for certain pic series. For example you can rule out 23 and 25DEC for WW but not for EMB or CH. Also, I mentioned this a long time back but the clouds and storms head in a certain direction. Check prevailing wind direction for the time of that storm. But generally, because I don't recall digging specifically for a date- how could I?, I seem to recall a prevailing direction. And that pink sky seen in that CH pic is SOUTHWEST. The Storm on 23DEC and a small cloudburst on 24DEC came from the SE heading NW. For the observer of the daytime CH pic, your weather and passing clouds would be coming your front-left and passing toward NW (over your right shoulder). Those nightime clouds over the CH? IF during these two days, would be passing in the same manner. Would be nice if we could tell if the cloud in those two pics was the same cloud- to obtain a sequence.
"Red sky at night" behind CH? Maybe.
Kek. We'll just take that as you subtly pullin' rank, so I do relinquish bein' lead investigator in this here dig.
TYA. Mp4 not werkin on my phonefag device atm. But will check back. I predict are going to get an education in weather.
The weather link I provided is more for London. But the storm animations are gud to tell when the storm was over London or past it if they show it hour by hour.
Got that vid. Okay so while not a weatherman, I am an anon who must learn all manner of things. In this case, and after I got my directions, my little weather explanation actually held up when looking at that storm. It struck from the Soutwest. But notice is also rapidly cleared in the same SW direction. The same direction of the pinkish sky in our daytime CH pic.
After a storm, there is the old saying, "Red sky at night" because sailors would observe red-sky effect by moisture laden air/clouds catching the last rays of sun. It was a good thing for sailors to see in the West. "Red sky at morning" (from the East) however, meant "sailor take warning". Check me on that and take notes in case I got something backwards.
TYA. That Christmas banner is not seen (on the stern rail at least) in LISAMI6. Could be a number of reasons: could be on the fore deck railing as I remember one being placed; could be after Christmas; or they didn't use one that year. Or a hurricane took it.
Tya. True that.
Another sailor's rhyme:
"When the wind is in the NORTH nary a man will then go forth. When the wind is in the SOUTH it blows the bait in the fishes mouth. When the wind is in the EAST 'tis good for neither man nor beast. But when the wind is in the WEST, THAT is when it's the very best."
Anyone going through the Getty Images for 25DEC2013, please keep an eye out for that Royal Pod with red lights on it. See if we can't find a match for ROT1? That most definitely could not hurt to find that.
Welcome aboard, Anon. You catch us at a VERY interesting time. As you may know we've made the digz on all of the London pics our personal business. And now we're getting close to putting a date on those pics.
I might recommend you read thru this bread and last.
Of course, you don't have to, but you won't understand a thing we are saying if you don't. You are actually lucky as we haven't dropped the majority of these digz on General.
Btw, you should know we're 5 hours ahead of EST. I case you aren't getting any responses. Cheers, new fam.
Noice. Passing clouds in CH. Sequence feels gud. Do you think the camera might have caught same cloud in 2 pics. Cameras shoot pictures much faster than clouds move. How about you? Sense any sequence with the cloud(s)?
Clear sky for EMB? And my stars, I miss the LONDON2847 constellation. Or parts of one or another. Will look at Hydra, Crater and Antlia in spite of theory that It could be air traffic lining up for Heathrow. Now that we are looking at Christmas week.
Am thinking cloud in ROT3 could be same cloud as CH2.
>That means all of our locations, EMB, CH, and WW along with PICCADILLY were under the same rainy, windy conditions.
CORRECTION: s/b "That means all of our locations EMB, CH and WW along with PICCADILLY, were not taken on this night because they do not reflect rainy, windy conditions.
A fairly good question that needs an answer. Will take a look at the opening page. The default is for current weather, so will just take a look to see if they are also posting predictions. But question is, do they update their archives with actual measured data? Be back.
Anon, are you sure the "change" in lights might not just be the camera angle on one of the photos catching more tree branches blocking the lights than the other?
I am afraid I have the magic eye on that. Can't tell on my tiny device if I am misreading some shadows on the roof of that car or not.
>Is very similar to 25A, looks like it was taken shortly before.
Looks like a good assessment. Anon is saying the black wispy remnants of the same rain cloud in 25D is traveling in a sequence, from the viewer's left front toward the viewer's right rear as seen in 25A Regardless of which was first or last, one can see it is same cloud traveling from winds out of the SOUTHEAST (to the left). Sunset is at the right, to the WSW at 241degrees. Wanna know something really cool? I checked the wind direction for 25DEC2013.
The wind direction changed at 1:50pm from out of the SOUTHWEST to being out of the SOUTH and remained out the SOUTH,,until 4:50pm when the weather station reported another change to being out of the SOUTHEAST.
That's a weather match for wind direction. Thanks again for posting 25D, Anon.
See caps re 25DEC2013 Wind direction and sky at sunset at 3:55pm. A short look st the weather site and it seems they do a reporting at 10 minutes before the hour, each hour. It could be the wind had changed before but said change being only reported at the next reporting. Seems a fair match, given that the weather station is to the West and might have recorded the wind change after London experienced it from the SOUTHEAST.
Yes, a good point. I do note the lack of special red lights of the Royal Pod in the stock pics. Yet ROT1 clearly shows the Royal Pod. Let's keep that in mind.
Also, wanted to say quickly that the LG phone ad in PICCADILLY pics is NOT a G3 but rather a G2.
I have had thoughts on the two gents near the pram lady who appear to be "eyes left".
Mind you they should be looking right for traffic. That tiny portion of the corner is an odd place for one to loiter. There is no bus stop or crosswalk there and, if they wanted to cross the street, they could have done so in that pic showing another pedestrian crossing the street. The fellow with orange backpack has a passing resemblance to a young man, also in black, at the Red bus pic. More on that "neutral" space at the corner. The pram lady has chosen it as a perfect spot to, apparently, make a needed stop out out of the way of other pedestrians to stop and take care of some urgent matter with one of her kids.
The fellow with back back is fixated in both pics on someone near the UG exit. I like to refer to that person, as a reference only of course, as General Flynn.
Correction: "back back" s/b back pack
>When was board LG G3, at earliest in UK?
If by your question you mean when would that advert board be showing an ad for the G3, I would imagine a year, maybe a few months less than that. Take notice of the Gadget of the Year Awards. Not sure who operates that company though. But getting back to my thought, I was thinking that industry might behave like other retail industries relying on consumers wanting the next year in fashion, cars, etc.
>What event occurs in Dec (London)?
Q asked what event occurs in December.
Is Q prone to Freudian slips?
Or is Q not prone to Freudian slips?
So, in December then?
When I think back on it, how stupid can we be. Questions provide (f'n) answers.
"What event occurs Dec…?"