Sunday, December 10, 2006

From NASA's Earth Observatory

Two days ago.












Today

This is a bushfire unlike any other.

Fuelled by the big dry and capable of burning with equal ferocity night and day, its potential for devastation is enormous. More.

8 Comments:

Blogger SJ said...

It was 42 degrees C this afternoon.

6:35 pm  
Blogger E in Oz said...

Seriously? Man, good thing we were outta that for a while!

8:26 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yea, it's bad... see the latest map:

http://www.aus-emaps.com/hotspots.php

8:52 pm  
Blogger E in Oz said...

Thanks Anon. That's a great, albeit disconcerting, map.

9:02 pm  
Blogger Mel said...

Oh my gosh..........

I hope all's well--and STAYS well.

That's pretty scary.

2:30 pm  
Blogger Anonymous G said...

Wow...hope they get a handle on the fires soon.

I've been there. A few years ago? My home was surrounded by fire and my city was raining ash and the sky an eerie orange from all the smoke. It's scary.

((((E))))

2:38 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Scary :(

Hope it dies out sooner rather than later...

3:17 am  
Blogger monica said...

We were watching that from work over the weekend. One of our most beloved co-workers is visiting his daughter in Sydney. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers!

5:57 pm  

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