EPTMoreover it fartz and I haz headache :'((
Red Square. ~2:00 a.m.
![[image loading]](http://pics.livejournal.com/k_titov/pic/001srawy)
Center of Moscow. Approx the same time
![[image loading]](http://pics.livejournal.com/k_titov/pic/001s47gw)
Early morning
![[image loading]](http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/4801/aleksiiz.18/0_3445a_4de3a658_L.jpg)
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Add ~40° heat and this is fuxking not funny ;;
Fuxking fires o_O
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Rus_Brain
Russian Federation1817 Posts
Moreover it fartz and I haz headache :'(( Red Square. ~2:00 a.m. Center of Moscow. Approx the same time Early morning Add ~40° heat and this is fuxking not funny ;; | ||
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Lightwip
United States5497 Posts
Rather lucky for me that I wasn't there, sucks that it happened though. 40C isn't that much fun either, I have to deal with it every summer  . | ||
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
Hope you get those fires under control soon, any news on any power plants or refineries being in danger? Those first two pictures are totally badass though, feel good about that. | ||
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TriniMasta
United States1323 Posts
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
http://www.google.com/search?q=moscow fires | ||
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sLiniss
United States844 Posts
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Nitrogen
United States5315 Posts
On August 06 2010 18:23 sLiniss wrote: It looks like LA. seriously. anyone remember last summer? the entire summer it was fucking smokey everywhere in california. | ||
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Monokeros
United States2492 Posts
On August 06 2010 18:31 Nitrogen wrote: seriously. anyone remember last summer? the entire summer it was fucking smokey everywhere in california. that is what I hate the most about living in socal, every time there's a fire in range of me I seem to somehow always be downwind if it. So I have to smell it every single freakinig morning during he hot weather, heck it even happend during our 'rain seasons' lolol as if that ever existed... | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5045 Posts
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heynes
Germany201 Posts
edit: http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http://www.zeit.de/gesellschaft/zeitgeschehen/2010-08/russland-waldbraende-tschernobyl&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8 LoL yourself, Hier | ||
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Hier
2384 Posts
On August 06 2010 19:58 heynes wrote: i just hope the fires don´t reach chernobyl ! think of all the radiation in the trees if the burn the whole thing is going into the atmosphere which isn´t good for all of us Just... lol.... Edit: Radioactive emissions from the dust proliferated through the air by the spreading forest fires would be negligible. The smoke and the dust carrying chemical pollutants would be the real danger, not radioactivity. However, my original post was out of character, nonconstructive, mocking, juvenile, and pointless. For that I apologize. Won't happen again. I was just really tired that day. | ||
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SC2Phoenix
Canada2794 Posts
On August 06 2010 19:58 heynes wrote: Wow........i just hope the fires don´t reach chernobyl ! think of all the radiation in the trees if the burn the whole thing is going into the atmosphere which isn´t good for all of us edit: http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http://www.zeit.de/gesellschaft/zeitgeschehen/2010-08/russland-waldbraende-tschernobyl&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8 LoL yourself, Hier | ||
hifriend
China6967 Posts
On August 06 2010 19:58 heynes wrote: i just hope the fires don´t reach chernobyl ! think of all the radiation in the trees if the burn the whole thing is going into the atmosphere which isn´t good for all of us edit: http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http://www.zeit.de/gesellschaft/zeitgeschehen/2010-08/russland-waldbraende-tschernobyl&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8 LoL yourself, Hier o_o | ||
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heynes
Germany201 Posts
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nttea
Sweden4142 Posts
On August 06 2010 22:20 heynes wrote: god , i should have kept my mouth shut. Going into lurker mode now. nah! you showed him. Go heynes! | ||
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Chunkybuddha
Canada347 Posts
On August 06 2010 19:58 heynes wrote: i just hope the fires don´t reach chernobyl ! think of all the radiation in the trees if the burn the whole thing is going into the atmosphere which isn´t good for all of us edit: http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http://www.zeit.de/gesellschaft/zeitgeschehen/2010-08/russland-waldbraende-tschernobyl&sl=de&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8 LoL yourself, Hier OWNED!!!!!! Straight up thread fight, and you took em out by the knees. That was a cool read though, thanks. | ||
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NuKedUFirst
Canada3138 Posts
Wow some foggy in russia my first thoughts when seeing the pictures. Forest fires suck :< I remember some kid lite a forest near my house on fire, and since his family was rich they simply payed off everyone so they don't look like criminals. Not that that has anything to do with the forest fires in russia but still Hope everything is okay | ||
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exeexe
Denmark937 Posts
On August 07 2010 02:22 NuKedUFirst wrote: Hope everything is okay Lies, you would had nuked them if you could. There is also a thread about this in the general forum if anyone wants to read more. | ||
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
"The Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010 continues One of the most remarkable weather events of my lifetime is unfolding this summer in Russia, where an unprecedented heat wave has brought another day of 102°F heat to the nation's capital. At 3:30 pm local time today, the mercury hit 39°C (102.2°F) at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport. Moscow had never recorded a temperature exceeding 100°F prior to this year, and today marks the second time the city has beaten the 100°F mark. The first time was on July 29, when the Moscow observatory recorded 100.8°C and Baltschug, another official downtown Moscow weather site, hit an astonishing 102.2°F (39.0°C). Prior to this year, the hottest temperature in Moscow's history was 37.2°C (99°F), set in August 1920. The Moscow Observatory has now matched or exceeded this 1920 all-time record four times in the past eleven days. The 2010 average July temperature in Moscow was 7.8°C (14°F) above normal, smashing the previous record for hottest July, set in 1938 (5.3°C above normal.) July 2010 also set the record for most July days in excess of 30°C--twenty-two. The previous record was 13 such days, set in July 1972. The past 24 days in a row have exceeded 30°C in Moscow, and there is no relief in sight--the latest forecast for Moscow calls for high temperatures near 100°F (37.8°C) for the next seven days. It is stunning to me that the country whose famous winters stopped the armies of Napoleon and Hitler is experiencing day after day of heat near 100°F, with no end in sight. The extreme heat has led to the worst drought conditions in European Russia in a half-century, prompting the Russian government to suspend wheat exports. The drought has caused extreme fire danger over most of European Russia (Figure 3), and fires in Russia have killed at least 50 people in the past week and leveled thousands of homes. The fires are the worst since 1972, when massive forest and peat bog fires burned an area of 100,000 square km and killed at 104 people in the Moscow region alone. Smoke from the current fires spans a region over 3,000 km (1,860 miles) from east to west, approximately the distance from San Francisco to Chicago. Dozens of flights were canceled at Moscow's airports today, thanks to visibilities of 300 meters in smoke. Also of concern is fires that have hit the Bryansk region of western Russia, which suffered radioactive contamination from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in nearby Ukraine. There are fears that fires may burn through the contaminated area, releasing harmful radiation into the atmosphere." http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/article.html?entrynum=1568 This is an analysis of the problem and why its occurring. http://www.wunderground.com/blog/rcarver/show.html?entrynum=32 | ||
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Pika Chu
Romania2510 Posts
How is the people there brain? Are people offering themselves as volunteers? Looks like things are very bad and not far from moscow. | ||
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