Katrina satellite photos

“Very interesting photos:

http://ngs.woc.noaa.gov/katrina/KATRINA0000.HTM
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“Wow!”

“OOPS! Sorry I broke it.”

“Quickly edit your post and remove the image...and all will be forgiven.”

“Yeah, these pics are BIG.”

“Too late”

“Arg!

lets post!”

“Ha! I'm getting vertigo looking at that thing!
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“Check these photos of Katrina taken from the ground as it came inland.”

“Those are not photos of Katrina taken from the ground as it came inland.”

“Strange to find such deception on a Jewish website.”

“From the site...

"My deepest gratitude to my very special friend Hyam Singer and to the US Army Command Force in Atlanta for the astonishing photos of Katrina and her spinoff tornadoes included in this post."

Thanks S-rge.”

“They looked like tornadoes to me as well.

BTW, I'm driving down to just north of lake Ponchetrain tomorrow. Should be interesting.”

“Thanks for the link Bit. I'll pass it along to the good rabbi.”

“Apparently they were going around in an email, and some of them, at least, look like they could have been spawned from a hurricane.

That said, you have to wonder about someone who would purposely put together an email like that and send it around just to deceive people. I guess that's how they get their jollies though.”

“The good rabbi should know better since they came from his "special friend Hyam Singer". I don't think you need to inform him, he had to have known they were fakes, or else he lied about where he got them.”

““The good rabbi should know better since they came from his "special friend Hyam Singer". I don't think you need to inform him, he had to have known they were fakes, or else he lied about where he got them.”

Thanks for the heads up S-rge.”

“You are welcome S-rge.”

“Lazer Brody retracted his photos on his blog I posted...

"A hat tip to Tani Essrog who blew the top off the "Cloud Con"; I humbly apologize that the photos I posted yesterday were real storms, but not Katrina. They were photographed by storm chaser Mike Hollander in 2004; cyber cons circulated them as Katrina photos, but they're only good ol' Kansas twisters. Nevertheless, they are magnificent documentations of Hashem's creations. Check out these links for the true story of the picture's origins."”