I finally went out shooting yesterday morning….it was 9 degrees! Brrrr!
I like how the frost by this little stream gathered on one side and not the other. You know, I’ve gotten into a little habit of trying to learn something NEW based on some aspect of my photos lately….so today I researched some interesting NEW tidbits about frost. I learned about Hoar Frost and Advection Frost. Who knew there were different categories of FROST!!!?!! :o)
Have a great day!
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Oh I really do like that first one. And I’ve just recently found out about hoar frost too because of other blogs that have posted pictures of it.
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Beautiful warm light in the first photo!
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IN the UK your advection frost is not mentioned in our met page info on frost… just for interest
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/learning/frost/types-of-frost
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Ohhh I bet that was cold.
mollyxxx
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Your photo is worth being out there and bracing 9 degrees for.
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Hoar Frost and Advection Frost…. do share you new found knowledge: what is the difference?
I know hoar frost and rime, and ground frost and black ice, but I haven’t heard of advection…
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Advection frost (or wind frost) is formed from a very cold wind blowing over braches etc.
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Aha! Thank you
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Lovely photos!!!
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Thanks so much!
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