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Hoerndlwand

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Summit of Hoerndlwand (Chiemgau Alps), 21. February 2004. The result of an extreme Foehn effect associated with a violent storm in Northern Africa. The sky is red-colored by the desert sand.

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Arthur Digbee

very interesting!

Voted 10/10

What was the weather like on the summit? It looks surprisingly calm in the photo.

Posted Dec 5, 2008 4:51 pm


	kogo	Re: very interesting!
	Hasn't voted	The storm has already calmed down at this point of time. The peak values have been reached in the western areas of Austria and in Switzerland (at the summit of the Patscherkofel near Innsbruck up to 150 km/h, Barnese highlands up to 246km/h). For more images of this rare weather situation see ww.tuxeralpen.at/aktuell/news1.html
		Posted Dec 5, 2008 6:09 pm