Amir Mohsen
متخصص بخش هواشناسی
سپاس محمد رضا جان
عکس رو جایگزین کردم
عکس رو جایگزین کردم
مباحث عمومی هواشناسی
- شروع کننده موضوع Amir Mohsen
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- وضعیت
یه موضوع درست کردم با عنوان وقایع آب و هوایی، اگر برای دوستان مقدور بود، مواردی که در تاریخ ثبت شدن رو در این موضوع هم قرار بدن که در میان صفحات گم نشه
http://www.iranjoman.com/showthread.php?t=72109
http://www.iranjoman.com/showthread.php?t=72109
خیلی خیلی خوشحال شدم دیدم محمد عزیز از قم دوباره برگشته. دلمون واست تنگ شده بود
تبریک فراوان به محمد عزیز از تهران، امیدوارم موفق باشید
درود بهزاد جان
خعلی چاکریم
وقتی دسترسی به این انجمن نداشتم مثل این بود یه چیز با ارزشی گم کردم....واقعا خوشحالم 
آخ آخ آخ !
من روحم رو در دی ماه 86 جا گذاشتم!
خدایا عمرم رو اینقدر طولانی کن که یک زمستان دیگه مثل 86 قبل مرگم ببینم !
هنوز هر وقت از اون زمستون افسانه ای صحبت میشه از شدت هیجان بدنم میلرزه!
خدایا من از تو جاه و مقام ، پول و مکنت ، مال و ثروت نمیخوام ! فقط تو رو به هرکی دوست داری یه زمستون مثل 86به ما نشون بده!
سلام حاج محسن
زمستون پارسال که از 86 بیشتر برف اومد، 86 رو برای سوز سرماش دوست داری، درسته؟
ضعيت جوي استان خراسان رضوی در 24ساعت گذشتهو از ساعت 10:30 مورخ:14/04/1392 الی ساعت 10:30 مورخ:15/04/1392
بیشینه فشار جو در ایستگاه مشهد: 903.1 میلی بار کمـيـنه فشار جو در ایستگاه مشهد: 898.7 میلی باربيشينه باد m/s | بیشینه دما (سانتی گراد ) | کمینه دما (سانتی گراد ) | بیشینه رطوبت % | کمینه رطوبت % | بارش mm | برف cm | هواي فعلی | نام ایستگاه | ردیف | ||
| 060 | 09 | 29.2 | 12.6 | 50 | 24 | 0 | 0 | صاف | قوچان | 1 | |
| 330 | 09 | 36.4 | 19.2 | 37 | 15 | 0 | 0 | صاف | سرخس | 2 | |
| 090 | 09 | 36.8 | 23.8 | 25 | 12 | 0 | 0 | صاف | سبزوار | 3 | |
| 120 | 08 | 30.2 | 14.4 | 40 | 20 | 0 | 0 | صاف | گلمکان چناران | 4 | |
| 050 | 10 | 32.0 | 18.4 | 42 | 15 | 0 | 0 | صاف | مشهد(فرودگاه) | 5 | |
| 130 | 12 | 33.2 | 16.6 | 66 | 28 | 0 | 0 | صاف | نیشابور | 6 | |
| 070 | 11 | 31.9 | 17.8 | 35 | 18 | 0 | 0 | صاف | تربت حیدریه | 7 | |
| 150 | 06 | 36.4 | 20.4 | 32 | 13 | 0 | 0 | صاف | کاشمر | 8 | |
| 120 | 09 | 36.2 | 22.4 | 36 | 21 | 0 | 0 | صاف | گناباد | 9 | |
| 360 | 10 | 32.4 | 19.6 | 33 | 18 | 0 | 0 | صاف | تربت جام | 10 | |
| 050 | 05 | 33.3 | 17.6 | 26 | 18 | 0 | 0 | صاف | درگز | 11 | |
| 080 | 09 | 27.4 | 10.2 | 57 | 21 | 0 | 0 | صاف | فریمان | 12 | |
| 040 | 12 | 34.3 | 23.7 | 26 | 16 | 0 | 0 | صاف | خواف | 13 | |
| 020 | 11 | 33.0 | 21.8 | 32 | 15 | 0 | 0 | ---------- | جغتای | 14 | |
| 020 | 08 | 38.4 | 23.4 | 23 | 09 | 0 | 0 | صاف | بردسکن | 15 | |
| 030 | 17 | 34.4 | 21.3 | 32 | 15 | 0 | 0 | --------- | تایباد | 16 | |
| 040 | 08 | 35.2 | 22.2 | 30 | 13 | 0 | 0 | --------- | رشتخوار | 17 | |
| -- | -- | 37.2 | 20.0 | -- | -- | 0 | 0 | --------- | کوهسرخ | 18 | |
| 060 | 12 | 32.4 | 17.9 | 35 | 17 | 0 | 0 | --------- | زاوه | 19 | |
| 100 | 10 | 35.7 | 23.8 | 27 | 12 | 0 | 0 | --------- | بجستان | 20 | |
| -- | -- | -- | -- | 0 | 0 | --------- | خليل اباد | 21 | |||
| 340 | 10 | 29.9 | 18.5 | 35 | 21 | 0 | 0 | --------- | كلات نادر | 22 | |
| ___ | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | --------- | مه ولات | 23 | |
| 35.0 | 16.0 | 55 | 19 | 0 | 0 | --------- | جوین | 24 | |||
| 31.4 | 18.4 | 0 | 0 | --------- | کاخک گناباد | 25 | |||||
درود بر محمد رضای میری
بله!
زمستان 86 یک زمستان تمام عیار برای کل ایران بود ،فلات ایران به مدت بیش از یک ماه در انجماد کامل بود برای اولین بار بود که تصاویر ماهواره ای سرتاسر دو سوم شمالی ایران حتی دشت کویر زو سفید پوش نشون میداد! قم جهنم سوزان حدود یک هفته شبهای زیر 20- رو تجربه کرد! سبزوار کویری زادگاه بنده هم شبهای 20- زیادی رو تجربه کرد ، قوچان 20 شب دمای زیر 20- رو تجربه کرد ، بیشینه دما برای حدود یک ماه در سراسر شمالشرق به بالای صفر نرسید ، بیشینه بسیاری از مناطق به زیر 10- و حتی به حدود -20 در استان مرکزی رسید!
زمستان 90 بد نبود اما خواهشا اسم زمستان 91 رو پیش من نیار!
حاجی زمستون 91 که قوچان خیلی برف اومد، شما با بهمن 91 مشکل داری چون خیلی گرم بود، اسفند که ماشالله جبران کرد اینقدر قوچان برف اومددرود بر محمد رضای میری
بله!
زمستان 86 یک زمستان تمام عیار برای کل ایران بود ،فلات ایران به مدت بیش از یک ماه در انجماد کامل بود برای اولین بار بود که تصاویر ماهواره ای سرتاسر دو سوم شمالی ایران حتی دشت کویر زو سفید پوش نشون میداد! قم جهنم سوزان حدود یک هفته شبهای زیر 20- رو تجربه کرد! سبزوار کویری زادگاه بنده هم شبهای 20- زیادی رو تجربه کرد ، قوچان 20 شب دمای زیر 20- رو تجربه کرد ، بیشینه دما برای حدود یک ماه در سراسر شمالشرق به بالای صفر نرسید ، بیشینه بسیاری از مناطق به زیر 10- و حتی به حدود -20 در استان مرکزی رسید!
زمستان 90 بد نبود اما خواهشا اسم زمستان 91 رو پیش من نیار!
دی هم که 2 تا برف سنگین داشتین
شاید باورتون نشه !
ولی الان چند تا خاطره از زمستان مقدس 86 براتون تعریف میکنم!
اگه یادتون باشه از نیمه بهمن 86 دیگه هوا رو به گرم شدن کرد و حتی اسفند 86 گرمتر از نرمال بود من اسفند 86 رفتم سد تبارک و تصورم این بود که توی این یک ماه یخ دریاچه آب شده اما در کمال ناباوری دیدم کانلا یخ زده و منجمد هستش و من به همراه حدود 10 نفر از دوستان روی یخ سد رفتیم در حالیکه اون روز دما بالای 10 + بود! و مشخص بود قطر یخ بسیار زیاده و آب شدن اون حداقل 45 روز طول خواهد کشید!!!
ولی الان چند تا خاطره از زمستان مقدس 86 براتون تعریف میکنم!
اگه یادتون باشه از نیمه بهمن 86 دیگه هوا رو به گرم شدن کرد و حتی اسفند 86 گرمتر از نرمال بود من اسفند 86 رفتم سد تبارک و تصورم این بود که توی این یک ماه یخ دریاچه آب شده اما در کمال ناباوری دیدم کانلا یخ زده و منجمد هستش و من به همراه حدود 10 نفر از دوستان روی یخ سد رفتیم در حالیکه اون روز دما بالای 10 + بود! و مشخص بود قطر یخ بسیار زیاده و آب شدن اون حداقل 45 روز طول خواهد کشید!!!
navid-mashhad
کاربر ويژه
سلام
به نظر من سال آبی 87-86 سال آبی مزخرفی بود !!
به نظر من سال آبی 87-86 سال آبی مزخرفی بود !!
حاجی زمستون 91 که قوچان خیلی برف اومد، شما با بهمن 91 مشکل داری چون خیلی گرم بود، اسفند که ماشالله جبران کرد اینقدر قوچان برف اومد
دی هم که 2 تا برف سنگین داشتین
بهمن 91 چنان لکه ننگی بر پیشانی زمستان 91 زده که با این چند تا برف تطهیر نمیشه!
hamed*zagros
کاربر ويژه
درود بر دوستان گرامی
ماهم بعد یه مدت غیبت اومدیم!
خیلی وقته خبری از خاک نیست ولی هوا خیلی گرمه تازه قراره گرمترم بشه! پیشبینی شده دمای ایلام به 41 درجه برسه که تا چندسال پیش برای شهر ایلام بی سابقه بود ولی حالا هرسال این دما ثبت میشه!
دمای فعلی ایلام 33 درجه
ماهم یه دوربین خریدیم که سه تا عکس دیشب باهاش گرفتم:
ماهم بعد یه مدت غیبت اومدیم!
خیلی وقته خبری از خاک نیست ولی هوا خیلی گرمه تازه قراره گرمترم بشه! پیشبینی شده دمای ایلام به 41 درجه برسه که تا چندسال پیش برای شهر ایلام بی سابقه بود ولی حالا هرسال این دما ثبت میشه!
دمای فعلی ایلام 33 درجه
ماهم یه دوربین خریدیم که سه تا عکس دیشب باهاش گرفتم:
فکر کنم در 10 سال اخیر رتبه اول یا دوم رو از لحاظ میزان کمترین بارش داشت
نمیدونم 89 کمتر بود یا 86
Amir Mohsen
متخصص بخش هواشناسی
Snowstorms Throughout History
1 22 December Categories: Winter
These storms were especially brutal to livestock and agriculture. Many animals were killed, and trees were damaged by grazers who were left vulnerable due to the piled up snow. As much as 95 percent of all deer in New England were estimated to have died because of these storms.
[h=2]The Great Blizzard of 1888 and The Children’s Blizzard In March of 1888, three days of heavy snow fell in the entire northeastern United States. On the fourth day, when the snow stopped and the sun started to shine, some states were left with snowdrifts as high as 50 feet. Everything was shut down for more than a week.
Houses burned due to snow-locked fire trucks and hundreds of people died from the cold. Even after spring appeared to be making its appearance, floods created by the snowmelt created havoc. The best thing to come from this storm was the creation of the first underground subway system in Boston.
The Children’s Blizzard blasted the American Plains on January 12, 1888. It had its greatest impact on children in portions of Nebraska and South Dakota, causing a high proportion of children to be numbered among the storm’s victims. Winds accompanying the storm whipped snow into the air, limiting visibility to near zero which made even the shortest journey difficult at best. But the real killer in this storm was the frigid air advancing behind the low pressure system.
[h=2]The Great Blizzard of 1899 This blizzard began small in Florida, dumping a few flakes on Tampa in February of that year. Soon blizzard-like conditions were seen all along the west coast Florida. Moving north, the storm brought plummeting temperatures and more snow. Cape May, N.J. saw an astounding 34 inches of snow.
This storm is also known for bringing temperatures to low-29 degrees in Miami and damaging crops in Cuba.
[h=2]The Great Lakes Storm of 1913 At the beginning of the twentieth century, a storm blew through in November and caused more than 250 deaths. Known as “The Big Blow” and “Freshwater Fury,” four days of storms destroyed and stranded 19 ships, and caused the modern equivalent of several hundreds of millions of dollars in damage.
The storm raged for more than 16 hours with winds as high as 90 mph. When it ended, citizens were left to dig out from beneath six-foot snowdrifts. Shipping companies began to design more stable ships and towns along the Great Lakes looked for ways to protect or bury utility cables to protect them from severe weather in the future.
[h=2]Armistice Day Blizzard In early November 1940, the day started out unseasonably warm but as night fell, conditions deteriorated. In the Midwestern U.S., winds reached 80 mph, and snowfall totals up to 27 inches were recorded. At least 145 deaths were attributed to the storm, with half of them being duck hunters who were caught outdoors during the storm. Twenty-foot snowdrifts made it impossible to seek shelter.
The U.S. Weather Bureau was criticized for not having predicted the storm and changes were made so that Chicago would be in full operation 24 hours a day and the Minneapolis-Saint Paul offices were upgraded to be able to issue forecasts as well.
[h=2]Iran Blizzard The world’s worst blizzard in terms of death occurred in Iran of February of 1972 with estimated 4,000 – 5,000 deaths during a storm that lasted a week. Although little information was recorded about this blizzard, contemporary reports said that whole communities were wiped out with the city of Ardakan there were no survivors in the cities of Kakkan and Kumar. In the northwest, near the border of Turkey, the village of Sheklab and its 100 inhabitants were buried by up to eight meters of snow.
[h=2]Great Blizzard of 1978 A two-day blizzard hit the New England and New York metropolitan areas in February of 1978. In many places, the snow fell for a solid 33 hours. Billions of dollars worth of damages and hundreds of deaths were left in the end. In Massachusetts, thousands of ill-informed workers were stranded in their offices for days afterwards, and some others were trapped in cars along the side of the road.
The storm happened to occur during a new moon, which created a stronger tide, further exacerbating the damages to seaside communities. Homes, streets, and businesses were washed away by giant waves.
[h=2]Storm of the Century 1978 Known as the ’93 Superstorm, the United States saw two days of hurricane winds, tornadoes, and a blizzard that ravaged the east coast. Massive accumulations of snow even appeared in Florida. Buildings were destroyed, tornadoes raged, and lightning strikes caused more than $10 billion in damage. This storm will most likely be remembered as the Big One.
[h=2]Quebec Ice Storm 1998 For six days in January, freezing rain fell in Ontario,Quebec, and New Brunswick. Whereas most freezing rain lasts for a few hours, this storm saw more than 80 hours of freezing rain, nearly double the annual average. Trees and hydro wires fell and utility poles and transmission towers came down causing massive power outages, some lasting as long as a month. To date, it is the most expensive natural disaster in Canada.
[h=2]Lhunze County 2008 Tibet is already known for bitterly cold weather in the winter, as it is home to some of the world’s tallest mountains, including Mount Everest. Still the snow storm that hit this county in October of 2008 was a shock to many citizens.
Chinese officials reported up to 59 inches of snow depth as some villages saw continuous snow for 36 hours. Only seven deaths were reported, however many buildings collapsed from the amount of snow. Rescue crews fought to clear roads and bring food and aid to those trapped by the storm. The unforgiving storm had detrimental economic effects as local farmers were forced to sell or slaughter large parts of their livestock.
Through the years, winter has brought its fair share of snow, ice, and hail, however these are some of the most significant snowstorms throughout history.
[h=2]The Great Snow of 1717 This snow storm consisted of several storms that dropped more than five feet of snow on the New England and New York Colonies between late February and early March. After the last storm had passed in early March, many homes were buried past the first floor and single-story homes were left completely covered. Snowdrifts piled up over the third story of some buildings, shutting roads down for weeks.These storms were especially brutal to livestock and agriculture. Many animals were killed, and trees were damaged by grazers who were left vulnerable due to the piled up snow. As much as 95 percent of all deer in New England were estimated to have died because of these storms.
[h=2]The Great Blizzard of 1888 and The Children’s Blizzard In March of 1888, three days of heavy snow fell in the entire northeastern United States. On the fourth day, when the snow stopped and the sun started to shine, some states were left with snowdrifts as high as 50 feet. Everything was shut down for more than a week.
Houses burned due to snow-locked fire trucks and hundreds of people died from the cold. Even after spring appeared to be making its appearance, floods created by the snowmelt created havoc. The best thing to come from this storm was the creation of the first underground subway system in Boston.
The Children’s Blizzard blasted the American Plains on January 12, 1888. It had its greatest impact on children in portions of Nebraska and South Dakota, causing a high proportion of children to be numbered among the storm’s victims. Winds accompanying the storm whipped snow into the air, limiting visibility to near zero which made even the shortest journey difficult at best. But the real killer in this storm was the frigid air advancing behind the low pressure system.
[h=2]The Great Blizzard of 1899 This blizzard began small in Florida, dumping a few flakes on Tampa in February of that year. Soon blizzard-like conditions were seen all along the west coast Florida. Moving north, the storm brought plummeting temperatures and more snow. Cape May, N.J. saw an astounding 34 inches of snow.
This storm is also known for bringing temperatures to low-29 degrees in Miami and damaging crops in Cuba.
[h=2]The Great Lakes Storm of 1913 At the beginning of the twentieth century, a storm blew through in November and caused more than 250 deaths. Known as “The Big Blow” and “Freshwater Fury,” four days of storms destroyed and stranded 19 ships, and caused the modern equivalent of several hundreds of millions of dollars in damage.
The storm raged for more than 16 hours with winds as high as 90 mph. When it ended, citizens were left to dig out from beneath six-foot snowdrifts. Shipping companies began to design more stable ships and towns along the Great Lakes looked for ways to protect or bury utility cables to protect them from severe weather in the future.
[h=2]Armistice Day Blizzard In early November 1940, the day started out unseasonably warm but as night fell, conditions deteriorated. In the Midwestern U.S., winds reached 80 mph, and snowfall totals up to 27 inches were recorded. At least 145 deaths were attributed to the storm, with half of them being duck hunters who were caught outdoors during the storm. Twenty-foot snowdrifts made it impossible to seek shelter.
The U.S. Weather Bureau was criticized for not having predicted the storm and changes were made so that Chicago would be in full operation 24 hours a day and the Minneapolis-Saint Paul offices were upgraded to be able to issue forecasts as well.
[h=2]Iran Blizzard The world’s worst blizzard in terms of death occurred in Iran of February of 1972 with estimated 4,000 – 5,000 deaths during a storm that lasted a week. Although little information was recorded about this blizzard, contemporary reports said that whole communities were wiped out with the city of Ardakan there were no survivors in the cities of Kakkan and Kumar. In the northwest, near the border of Turkey, the village of Sheklab and its 100 inhabitants were buried by up to eight meters of snow.
[h=2]Great Blizzard of 1978 A two-day blizzard hit the New England and New York metropolitan areas in February of 1978. In many places, the snow fell for a solid 33 hours. Billions of dollars worth of damages and hundreds of deaths were left in the end. In Massachusetts, thousands of ill-informed workers were stranded in their offices for days afterwards, and some others were trapped in cars along the side of the road.
The storm happened to occur during a new moon, which created a stronger tide, further exacerbating the damages to seaside communities. Homes, streets, and businesses were washed away by giant waves.
[h=2]Storm of the Century 1978 Known as the ’93 Superstorm, the United States saw two days of hurricane winds, tornadoes, and a blizzard that ravaged the east coast. Massive accumulations of snow even appeared in Florida. Buildings were destroyed, tornadoes raged, and lightning strikes caused more than $10 billion in damage. This storm will most likely be remembered as the Big One.
[h=2]Quebec Ice Storm 1998 For six days in January, freezing rain fell in Ontario,Quebec, and New Brunswick. Whereas most freezing rain lasts for a few hours, this storm saw more than 80 hours of freezing rain, nearly double the annual average. Trees and hydro wires fell and utility poles and transmission towers came down causing massive power outages, some lasting as long as a month. To date, it is the most expensive natural disaster in Canada.
[h=2]Lhunze County 2008 Tibet is already known for bitterly cold weather in the winter, as it is home to some of the world’s tallest mountains, including Mount Everest. Still the snow storm that hit this county in October of 2008 was a shock to many citizens.
Chinese officials reported up to 59 inches of snow depth as some villages saw continuous snow for 36 hours. Only seven deaths were reported, however many buildings collapsed from the amount of snow. Rescue crews fought to clear roads and bring food and aid to those trapped by the storm. The unforgiving storm had detrimental economic effects as local farmers were forced to sell or slaughter large parts of their livestock.
خوش اومدی حامد جان و دوربین مبارکدرود بر دوستان گرامی
ماهم بعد یه مدت غیبت اومدیم!
خیلی وقته خبری از خاک نیست ولی هوا خیلی گرمه تازه قراره گرمترم بشه! پیشبینی شده دمای ایلام به 41 درجه برسه که تا چندسال پیش برای شهر ایلام بی سابقه بود ولی حالا هرسال این دما ثبت میشه!
دمای فعلی ایلام 33 درجه
ماهم یه دوربین خریدیم که سه تا عکس دیشب باهاش گرفتم:
درود بر همه دوستان
صبح همگی بخیر
محمد جان خیلی خوشحالم به جمع ما اضافه شدید.
امیدوارم مثل همیشه با پست های عالی خودتون ما رو همراهی بکنید.
درود ارش جان
خواهش میکنم باعث افتخار و خوشحالی منه که در کنار شما هستم دوستتون دارم
ارش جان به یه مشکل کوچیک خوردم در پ خ میپرسم
navid-mashhad
کاربر ويژه
ننگ بر 86 که دو خسارت داشت
سرما و خشکی
سرما و خشکی
یک خاطره دیگه از زمستان مقدس 86 که پس لرزه هاش حتی بهار 87 رو هم به لرزه در آورد!
12 فروردین 87 به دره شمخال رفتم ، اینو دیگه اصلا انتظار نداشتم!!!!!
شما میدونید که دره شمخال به صورت یک دانال طبیعی بسیار باریکه که هرگز آفتاب رو نمبینه! دقیقا کار یخچالهاو برف انبارهای سنتی ایران رو بازی میکنه ، سطح رودخانه شمخال در تاریخ 12 فروردین 87
هنوز کاملا یخ زده بود و آب از زیر یخ جریان داشت و قطر یخ در بسیاری مناطق به بالای یک متر می رسید
12 فروردین 87 به دره شمخال رفتم ، اینو دیگه اصلا انتظار نداشتم!!!!!
شما میدونید که دره شمخال به صورت یک دانال طبیعی بسیار باریکه که هرگز آفتاب رو نمبینه! دقیقا کار یخچالهاو برف انبارهای سنتی ایران رو بازی میکنه ، سطح رودخانه شمخال در تاریخ 12 فروردین 87
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