We've collected some of the most dramatic weather shots of what frigid Mother Nature has been up to -- they can make you cold just by looking at them! Get HuffPost Green On Facebook and Twitter!
The setting is a remote and decrepit weather station (shot at a real one), and on this evidence, running such a place is only marginally cheerier than lighthouse-keeping.
The word closed has a negative sound to it, but in this case it is not applicable as it has nothing to do weather a shot is great or not.
On Friday, he survived the worst of the weather, shooting a 75 that was three shots better than the average score of the field.
Huber describes Partly Fiction as "a portrait of his face" and those expressive eyes and weathered features, shot close-up in black and white by McGarvey's luminous cinematography, do indeed speak volumes about how Stanton has made silence and stillness his most powerful means of onscreen communication.
"We did it to Toronto, so I guess we got a taste of our own medicine," said Rask, who weathered 31 shots, 16 in the third period.
Chicagoans by the thousands responded, turning out in bitterly cold weather for a shot at gainful employment.
Ellen DeGeneres, who is in Chicago to tape "Ellen's Somewhat Special Special" for TBS, dropped in on NBC Chicago's news team yesterday--and gave weather forecasting a shot.
Overhead, helicopters hover, collecting traffic reports, weather reports, beauty shots for the local news.
Take her famed You Are The Weather, 100 head shots of a woman bathing in Icelandic pools where the weather is written in her face.
