The famous Azure Window from the seaward side. A big thanks to Għawdex-Djamant for this lovely pic.
Monthly Archives: August 2013
Take care if you intend to stay in the sun today
Our jellyfish map for today is updated but check it again before you leave for the beach! The jellyfish map may be seen at http://www.maltaweathersite.com/jellymap.asp. The orange markers indicate safe beaches. Please LIKE and SHARE for everyone to know. Also…
Posted in Jellyfish, Local Photography
Weather update for today
Good morning. The weather is expected to be partly cloudy becoming rather cloudy at times with possible isolated rain showers that could be thundery at times. Winds are expected to be light Force 3 from an easterly direction veering eastsoutheasterly…
Posted in Local Photography, Weather Forecasts
Malta by night!
Malta by night! A big thanks to Leslie Vella for this lovely photo of Valletta.
Posted in Local Photography
POSSIBLE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM on Sunday!
POSSIBLE SEVERE THUNDERSTORM on Sunday! Please SHARE & LIKE this for others. Relatively cooler and drier air above the Maltese Islands this coming Sunday will lead to a clash with the warmer and moister lower air beneath it. Rain showers…
The stunning Ta’ Kenuna Tower in Nadur Gozo
The stunning Ta’ Kenuna Tower in Nadur Gozo. A big thanks to Erin Portelli for this lovely pic.
Posted in Local Photography
This evening’s beautiful sunset from Xwejni Bay in Gozo
This evening’s beautiful sunset from the Xwejni salt pans in Gozo. A big thanks to Lawrence Micallef for this lovely photo.
Posted in Local Photography
Weather Forecast for Friday 30th August
Weather Forecast Summary for Friday 30th August: The weather is expected to be partly cloudy becoming rather cloudy at times and with moderate Force 4 eastnortheasterly winds veering eastsoutheasterly and increasing to Force 5. Low of 25°C / High of…
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The impressive Blue Grotto
The impressive Blue Grotto. A big thanks to Caroline for this lovely pic.
Posted in Local Photography
Injured kingfisher picked up
Yesterday morning a soldier from the AFM Maritime Squadron was jogging on the Msida front as part of his routine physical training when he noticed an injured kingfisher. The injured bird was gently picked up and returned to Hay Wharf…
Posted in Blogpost, Local Photography