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Red = Anticlockwise
Yellow= Clockwise
White = Current Strength
Yellow= Clockwise
White = Current Strength
January 8, 2025 at 4:46 AM
Red = Anticlockwise
Yellow= Clockwise
White = Current Strength
Yellow= Clockwise
White = Current Strength
@atpgeo.bsky.social This is (currently) why Ukraine doesn't need to waste fuel in the black sea.
The current around Odesa, Kherson etc is quite calm, and moving in a clockwise direction.
Drifting on the current, using minimal fuel, they could sneak past the Kinburn spit to anywhere on the west coast
The current around Odesa, Kherson etc is quite calm, and moving in a clockwise direction.
Drifting on the current, using minimal fuel, they could sneak past the Kinburn spit to anywhere on the west coast
December 31, 2024 at 4:58 PM
@atpgeo.bsky.social This is (currently) why Ukraine doesn't need to waste fuel in the black sea.
The current around Odesa, Kherson etc is quite calm, and moving in a clockwise direction.
Drifting on the current, using minimal fuel, they could sneak past the Kinburn spit to anywhere on the west coast
The current around Odesa, Kherson etc is quite calm, and moving in a clockwise direction.
Drifting on the current, using minimal fuel, they could sneak past the Kinburn spit to anywhere on the west coast
This is why russia won't use nukes against Ukraine or any European targets.
The prevailing winds would carry any fallout directly back to russia.
The prevailing winds would carry any fallout directly back to russia.
December 21, 2024 at 4:20 PM
This is why russia won't use nukes against Ukraine or any European targets.
The prevailing winds would carry any fallout directly back to russia.
The prevailing winds would carry any fallout directly back to russia.
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What's to lose?
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December 11, 2024 at 10:37 PM
I recently discovered this site earth.nullschool.net and think anyone interested in our global and meteorological environment would be more than interested to discover what the site provides.
At worst, it's beautiful and hypnotic, at best, it's an invaluable tool.
What's to lose?
At worst, it's beautiful and hypnotic, at best, it's an invaluable tool.
What's to lose?