Aberdeen weather..
Discussion
BorkFactor said:
I posted a few on the other thread, but this is the most spectacular thing I saw today:
Fairly large tree came down taking the wall with it, blocking my mate in as that ally leads to his building!
Horrendous walk to and from uni today, I got drenched
bFairly large tree came down taking the wall with it, blocking my mate in as that ally leads to his building!
Horrendous walk to and from uni today, I got drenched
ks, is that mount street coming from westburn? standfree93 said:
John Bunnell said:
Woah, unbelievable. What causes this? Does it happen regularly?
I think it's just the riling up of the sea that causes the foam! And the wind has blown it inland. Not seen it like this before though!
ViperPict said:
standfree93 said:
John Bunnell said:
Woah, unbelievable. What causes this? Does it happen regularly?
I think it's just the riling up of the sea that causes the foam! And the wind has blown it inland. Not seen it like this before though!I originally thought it may have been caused by some chemicals or something else in the water, after all there is a lot of shipping and things going on in the sea around there.
At least it has calmed down now, the wind and rain were really bad yesterday. It was a bit depressing, especially after the nice weekend!
bob1179 said:
It did look a little 'mucky'!
I originally thought it may have been caused by some chemicals or something else in the water, after all there is a lot of shipping and things going on in the sea around there.
At least it has calmed down now, the wind and rain were really bad yesterday. It was a bit depressing, especially after the nice weekend!
Increased organic matter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_foamI originally thought it may have been caused by some chemicals or something else in the water, after all there is a lot of shipping and things going on in the sea around there.
At least it has calmed down now, the wind and rain were really bad yesterday. It was a bit depressing, especially after the nice weekend!
tyrewrecker said:
Increased organic matter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_foam
Cheers for the link, I didn't know those were the causes.tyrewrecker said:
bob1179 said:
It did look a little 'mucky'!
I originally thought it may have been caused by some chemicals or something else in the water, after all there is a lot of shipping and things going on in the sea around there.
At least it has calmed down now, the wind and rain were really bad yesterday. It was a bit depressing, especially after the nice weekend!
Increased organic matter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_foamI originally thought it may have been caused by some chemicals or something else in the water, after all there is a lot of shipping and things going on in the sea around there.
At least it has calmed down now, the wind and rain were really bad yesterday. It was a bit depressing, especially after the nice weekend!
ViperPict said:
tyrewrecker said:
bob1179 said:
It did look a little 'mucky'!
I originally thought it may have been caused by some chemicals or something else in the water, after all there is a lot of shipping and things going on in the sea around there.
At least it has calmed down now, the wind and rain were really bad yesterday. It was a bit depressing, especially after the nice weekend!
Increased organic matter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_foamI originally thought it may have been caused by some chemicals or something else in the water, after all there is a lot of shipping and things going on in the sea around there.
At least it has calmed down now, the wind and rain were really bad yesterday. It was a bit depressing, especially after the nice weekend!
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