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  • 16
    Jan
    2012
    4:14pm, EST

    A snowfall blankets the Kashmir region in India

    Mukhtar Khan / AP

    Kashmiri women play during snowfall in Srinagar, India, on Jan. 16. Life across Kashmir was hit for the second consecutive day Monday as moderate to heavy snowfall continued, cutting off the valley from the rest of the country.

    Mukhtar Khan / AP

    People walk as snow falls in Srinagar, India, on Jan. 16 Life across Kashmir was hit for the second consecutive day Monday as moderate to heavy snowfall continued, cutting off the valley from the rest of the country.

     

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  • 4
    Jan
    2012
    10:58am, EST

    Frozen fruit and flowers in Florida as cold weather hits

    Chris O'meara / AP

    A layer of protective ice covers a new strawerry blossom in a field Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012, in Dover, Fla. Farmers spray a coating of water over their plants to help keep them from freeze damage. Temperatures in central Florida dipped into the 20's overnight.

    Chris O'meara / AP

    Icicles cling to oranges in a small grove just after sunrise Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2012, in Seffner, Fla. Temperatures in central Florida dipped into the 20's overnight. Farmers spray water on their crops to help keep them around 32 degrees, protecting them from possible freeze damage.

     

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  • 27
    Dec
    2011
    11:17am, EST

    India suffers with wave of cold weather, causing over 90 deaths

    Adnan Abidi / Reuters

    People warm themselves up by a bonfire on a cold morning in the old quarters of Delhi on Dec. 27. Temperature in New Delhi has dipped to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, local media reported.

    Kevin Frayer / AP

    Indian rickshaw drivers warm themselves around a bonfire on a cold morning in New Delhi, India, Tuesday on Dec. 27. The dipping mercury has pushed the country-wide death toll to more than a hundred as north India continued to reel under biting cold conditions, according to news reports.

    By Natalia Jimenez, NBC News

    Northern India continues to face a wave of cold weather that has already caused the deaths of over 90 people. According to the BBC, most of the deaths have occurred among the homeless and elderly. We previously published a series of photos of the cold weather in New Delhi, taken by AP photographer Kevin Frayer.

    See more images from India on PhotoBlog.

    Kevin Frayer / AP

    Indian men feed birds on a cold morning in New Delhi, India on Dec. 27. The dipping mercury has pushed the country-wide death toll to more than a hundred as north India continued to reel under biting cold conditions, according to news reports.

    Tsering Topgyal / AP

    An elderly woman sells newspapers wrapped in a shawl to keep warm on a cold morning in New Delhi, India on Dec. 27. The dipping mercury has pushed the country-wide death toll to more than a hundred as north India continued to reel under biting cold conditions, according to news reports.

     

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    Another case of Global Warming I presume??? Oh, I forgot NOW the "experts" call it climate change@!! Funny how the wish to manipulate mankind for PERSONAL gain ( ie-stealing!) can change to whatever con seems to be working... wake up blind guides!!! WARNING your wallet is in their cross-hairs!!

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  • 20
    Dec
    2011
    2:24pm, EST

    Indians cope with cold weather in New Delhi

    We don't often see images of people dealing with cold weather in India's big cities, as much of the year it's so hot. This series of pictures, by Kevin Frayer of the Associated Press is the second collection of his work that we've published in the last week. Here is the first. 

    Kevin Frayer / AP

    Indian men bathe on a water pipe above a sewage drain on a cold and foggy morning in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2011. Though India is famous for its brutally hot summers, temperatures fall sharply for a few weeks in December and January. Poor people, particularly those living on the streets, are the worst hit.

    Kevin Frayer / AP

    An Indian girl naps as she rides on the back of her father's bicycle on the way to school on a cold and foggy morning in New Delhi, India, Tuesday.

    Kevin Frayer / AP

    An Indian boy, whose parents are migrant workers, wears an oversized sweater to stay warm on a cold and foggy morning in New Delhi, India on Tuesday.

    Tsering Topgyal / AP

    A dog in winter clothing sits next to a wayside fruit stall on a cold and foggy morning in New Delhi, India on Tuesday.

    Kevin Frayer / AP

    Homeless Indian youths warm themselves on a fire in the street on a cold and foggy morning in New Delhi, India on Tuesday.

     

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    I love American media. The need for shock (and eyeballs for advertising) make it imperative that they take photographs of shocking scenes. I can walk around Chicago and take picture of the homeless sleeping by the Bloomingdales store, the funerals on the south side where over 500 kids(only black/la …

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  • 7
    Mar
    2011
    12:55pm, EST

    Winter storm blankets northern New England and upstate New York

    Peter Crowley / Adirondack Daily Enterprise via AP

    Wearing shorts and a T-shirt, Jonathan Symonds, right, and Martin Ward shovel out their driveway in Saranac Lake, NY on Monday, March 7. Parts of upstate New York are buried under more than 2 feet of heavy snow, with freezing rain, sleet and 30-mph winds added to the mix, closing scores of schools and knocking out power to more than 40,000 utility customers.

    Shaun Ondak / Adirondack Daily Enterprise via AP

    A collision involving two vehicles that claimed the life of a 19-year-old Paul Smith's College student on state Route 86 in Ray Brook, N.Y., on Sunday, March 6. George H. Deets IV, of East Dorset, Vt., was driving a 2002 Saturn sedan, left, when he lost control of the vehicle and slid into an oncoming 2010 Honda CRV operated by Alan Daunais of Saranac Lake, NY., according to state police.

    Toby Talbot / AP

    Donald Devoil, center, takes his children to a neighbor's house since his daycare was closed due to a winter storm in Montpelier, Vt. on Monday, March 7. Meteorologist Bruce Taber says 20.6 inches of snow has fallen at the Burlington International Airport and it's supposed to keep snowing through the early afternoon. He says some parts of northern Vermont could get up to 30 inches of snow. At left is Isla, 1, and at right is Callum, 5.

    By Elena Grothe

     Full story here: 30" of snow forecast for parts of Northeast

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    In SHORT?? SERIOUSLY??!

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  • 25
    Feb
    2011
    6:40am, EST

    Klas Stolpe / AP

    A Southeast Alaska adventurer walks through a large ice tunnel formed by the shifting of icebergs along the terminus of the Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau on Feb. 21.

    Walking through an ice tunnel in Alaska

    By David R Arnott, NBC News

    More from photographer Klas Stolpe:

    Walking on the frozen waters leading up to the glacier, along the glacier face and into ice caves surrounding the area is not recommended and is highly dangerous; yet on any given day in the winter scores of visitors cross-country ski, hike, skate, walk their dogs, sled, photo and otherwise enjoy the atmosphere. Mendenhall Glacier visitor center personnel and search and rescue agencies do not encourage activities on the frozen surfaces near the glacier. If one does go onto the ice it is suggested they have a Coast Guard approved life vest or as near to a survival suit as possible, wool clothing, ice picks, cell phone, an itinerary, and a companion.

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    I'm glad that you were their to take the photo, now I will stick to the advice from the coast guard don't go in an ice tunnel.

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  • 24
    Feb
    2011
    5:58pm, EST

    Robert F. Bukaty / AP

    Morning alpenglow casts a warm light on 6,288-foot Mount Washington, in New Hampshire's White Mountains, 40 miles to the west of a group of ice-fishing shacks on Long Lake in Naples, Maine Thursday Feb. 24, 2011. The exceptionally clear weather is coming to an end as another winter storm is predicted for Friday. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty)

    The sun rises on Mount Washington on a cold clear morning

    By John Brecher

    The richness of the morning light suggests really clear and therefore really cold winter air. These ice shacks look modest compared to some recently photographed by msnbc.com.

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  • 2
    Feb
    2011
    3:29pm, EST

    Workers use elevator to remove snow from University of Iowa building

    By Jim Seida

    I've never seen snow transported via elevator before.  The images coming out of this storm are impressive.  You can see our slideshow of the storm here.  Msnbc.com users have been sending us their images from the storm, see those here, and upload your own images of the storm here.  And here's one more image you shouldn't miss.

    Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images

    University of Iowa evironmental systems mechanic Dennis Schintler (L) and electrician Steve Denneny use an elevator to carry out some of the snow that had blown into the Carver Biomedical Reseach Building's air supply intake Feb. 2, in Iowa City, Iowa. The snow had blown ind during a massive storm and restricted the building's intake. Almost 20 inches of snow fell in parts of the Midwest as the National Weather Service issued a blizzard warning for southeastern Iowa and much of Illinois. Snow is forecast to continue today and move east toward New England and the East Coast.

     

    Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images

    University of Iowa violin masters student Andrew Uhe uses a cookie sheet to sled down the hill behind Lincoln Elementary School Feb. 2, in Iowa City, Iowa.

     

    Marshall Gorby / Springfield News-Sun via AP

    An American flag lies frozen to the ground Wednesday, Feb. 2 in a parking lot in New Carlisle, Ohio.

     

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    In my day, every flag flying on a flagpole had a keeper who was responsible for putting it up in the morning and taking it down in the evening (unless specifically illuminated), but especially when rain or other bad weather was coming. To leave a flag up at night or in a storm was seen as being disr …

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  • 28
    Jan
    2011
    10:44am, EST

    Ilya Naymushin / Reuters

    Members of a winter swimming club run along an embankment to heat up before getting into the icy waters of the Yenisei River, with the air temperature at about -13 degrees Celsius (8.6 degrees Fahrenheit), in the town of Divnogorsk, 24 miles south of Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk, January 28, 2011.

    Swimmers warm up brefore getting into icy waters in Russia

    By Elena Grothe

    Here's another cold weather picture out of Russia today, yow.

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  • 28
    Jan
    2011
    6:06am, EST

    Yuri Kochetkov / EPA

    A street vendor warms flowers with candles in a glass box in a street in Moscow, Russia, Jan. 28. The temperature in Moscow reached minus 12 degrees Celsius.

    Warming flowers on the street in Moscow

    By Elena Grothe

    Brrrrrrr.

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  • 27
    Jan
    2011
    10:33am, EST

    Matt Rourke / AP

    Ira Abney negotiates snow-covered subway stairs in the aftermath of a winter storm in Philadelphia, Thursday, Jan. 27.

    Stair mastering the Northeast snow

    By Elena Grothe

    You can read the full story here and view our slideshow of snow blanketing the East Coast here.

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    Going Down!

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  • 24
    Jan
    2011
    2:00pm, EST

    Cold weather makes for good pictures as temperatures plummet

    Andrew Vaughan / Canadian Press via AP

    A ferry and tugboat cross the harbor in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on Monday, Jan. 24. Fog occurs when very cold air drifts across relatively warm water.

    Toby Talbot / AP

    A frost-covered horse stands in a pasture in Calais, Vt., on Monday, Jan. 24. Cold temperatures prompted schools around the Northeast to delay openings and some canceled classes altogether.

    Richard Hertzler / Lancaster Intelligencer via AP

    A pedestrian stops to admire ice that formed on a fountain at Penn Square in Lancaster, Penn., on Monday.

    Bill Sikes / AP

    Fog rises off a pond in Marlborough, Mass., on Monday as ducks swim at sunrise.

    2 comments

    As for a war on cops, we must remember many cops are in their job because they like to dominate people, push people around , and in many cases injure people illegally! Americans are frightened when they see the hundreds of thousands of cops in this country, and they are smart enough to know this g …

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