Hurricane Dorian: The Aftermath in Bahamas (In Photos)

A view of devastation on Grand Bahama. EYEWITNESS NEWS (Photo credit to CBS News).

CNN – Grand Bahama is facing “extreme flooding” after receiving 30 inches of rain from Dorian, the National Hurricane Center said in its 10 a.m. ET update Tuesday.

The island faces yet another day of dangerous winds and life-threatening storm surge as Dorian continues to inch its way over the Bahamas.

Along with the tremendous amounts of rainfall, the NHC said, Grand Bahama is seeing wind gusts measured at 140 mph and storm surge of 10 to 15 feet above normal tide levels, causing destructive waves.

These hazards from Dorian are forecast to continue on Grand Bahama through most of the day.

Related article; Photos : Category 5 Hurricane Dorian Pounds Bahamas

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Images recorded on the Bahamas show the damage Hurricane Dorian caused. guavaduffntings/Instagram. (Photo credit to Insider).

A composite image showing the destruction from Hurricane Dorian in the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas and the intensity of the storm over the Bahamas on Tuesday morning. Twitter/Jason Nicholas/TropicalTidbits/Business Insider

Images showing the apron at Grand Bahama International Airport. Screenshot/YouTube; Screenshot/Twitter. (Photo credit to Insider).

The deadly storm, which was stuck in place over the island nation, has been pounding the northern Bahamas for nearly two days. (Photo credit to CBS News).

Hurricane Dorian dealt massive damage to the Abaco Islands, Bahamas, over Labor Day weekend. (Photo credit to ABC News).

Hurricane Dorian dealt massive damage to the Abaco Islands, Bahamas, over Labor Day weekend. (Photo credit to ABC News).

Hurricane Dorian dealt massive damage to the Abaco Islands, Bahamas, over Labor Day weekend. (Photo credit to ABC News).

A view of devastation on Grand Bahama. EYEWITNESS NEWS (Photo credit to CBS News).

Banjir Kilat Di Kuala Lumpur, Dis. 17 (Gambar)

Heavy rain in Kuala Lumpur this afternoon had caused flash floods in many areas across the city including major highways.

NST reported that among the worst hit areas are Jalan Bangsar, particularly near the LRT station and its vicinity.

Jalan Telawi, Jalan Maarof, Jalan Sg Besi, Lebuhraya Sultan Iskandar, Jalan Tuanku Abd Halim, Jalan Tun Sambathan, Bulatan Dato’ Onn, Jalan Ampang, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Jalan Raja Chulan, Jalan Maharajalela, Jalan Pantai Baharu, Bandar Tun Razak, Jalan Semantan, Jalan Budiman and Jalan Tun Razak were also flooded.

KUALA LUMPUR 17 DECEMBER 2016. Penunggang motorsikal membantu salah sebuah kereta yang terkandas ketika hujan lebat yang menyebabkan banjir kilat di Jalan Bangsar. NSTP/SAIRIEN NAFIS

KUALA LUMPUR 17 DECEMBER 2016. Hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir kilat di Jalan Bangsar. NSTP/SAIRIEN NAFIS

KUALA LUMPUR 17 DECEMBER 2016. Pekerja sibuk mengeluarkan air yang memasuki kedai ketika hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir kilat di Jalan Bangsar. NSTP/SAIRIEN NAFIS

KUALA LUMPUR 17 DECEMBER 2016. Hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir kilat di Jalan Bangsar. NSTP/SAIRIEN NAFIS

KUALA LUMPUR 17 DECEMBER 2016. Pekerja sibuk mengeluarkan air yang memasuki kedai ketika hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir kilat di Jalan Bangsar. NSTP/SAIRIEN NAFIS

KUALA LUMPUR 17 DECEMBER 2016. Pemilik kedai sibuk mengeluarkan air dari premis eskoran banjir kilat di Jalan Bangsar. NSTP/SAIRIEN NAFIS

Photos: Golden Age Of Flying

Planes in the ‘50s had living areas for passengers to chat in. (Airlineratings.com)

Ever wonder what it was really like to fly during the Golden Age Of Flying?

These photographs of the Golden Age Of Flying which have been restored in full colour and compiled by Airlineratings.com. shows us how flying was like in the 1950s.

At that time, only the very wealthiest could afford flying and passengers were dressed in their finest attires.

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A boy in a bow tie accepts a glass of water before taking off. (Airlineratings.com)

Forget a miniature packet of cardboard flavour crisps, fliers in the ‘50s were brought fresh fruit on demand. (Airlineratings.com)

Meals were served in a comfortable restaurant area, rather than on a grubby seat-back tray. (Airlineratings.com)

Fliers in the golden age of aviation didn’t have to stuff a crumpled jacket into an overhead locker – there were air hostesses on hand to hang your coat in a cupboard for you. (Airlineratings.com)

Passengers alight onto a carpeted walkway on arrival. (Airlineratings.com)

Families and groups could sit together at tables during flights. (Airlineratings.com)

Photos: China’s Shenzhen Hit By Landslide

Rescuers search for survivors amongst collapsed buildings after a landslide in Shenzhen, in south China’s Guangdong province, Sunday Dec. 20, 2015. The landslide collapsed and buried buildings at and around an industrial park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen on Sunday authorities reported. (Chinatopix via AP) CHINA OUT

The official Xinhua News Agency said a landslide had buried 33 buildings in Shenzhen’s Hengtaiyu industrial park, in the city’s northwestern Guangming New District, a major manufacturing center in Guangdong province across the border from Hong Kong.

AP reported that at least 91 people were missing by Monday, however no deaths were reported.

The official China Central Television (CCTV) broadcaster reported that a  nearby section of China’s major West-East natural gas pipeline had exploded.

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Rescuers look for survivors after a landslide hit an industrial park in Shenzhen, south China’s Guangdong province (AFP Photo/STR)

Rescuers search for survivors amongst collapsed buildings after a landslide in Shenzhen, in south China’s Guangdong province, Sunday Dec. 20, 2015. The landslide collapsed and buried buildings at and around an industrial park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen on Sunday authorities reported. (Chinatopix via AP) CHINA OUT

Firefighters use flashlights to search for survivors among the rubble of collapsed buildings after a landslide hit an industrial park in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China December 20, 2015. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu

Furniture is pictured among the debris of collapsed buildings after a landslide hit an industrial park in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China December 20, 2015. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu

Damaged buildings are seen as rescuers search for survivors after a landslide hit an industrial park in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China December 20, 2015. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu

Firefighters search for survivors among the debris of collapsed buildings after a landslide hit an industrial park in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China December 20, 2015. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu

Planet Earth In All Its Glory: Best Of The National Geographic Photo Contest 2015

An arctic fox in frozen willows.

The 2015 National Geographic Photo Contest attracts entries from photographers from all over the world.

The contest is divided into three categories, people, places and nature. 

Below are some of the beautiful photos from the contestants – please click the photos for larger images:

Breathtaking view from Schwarzstockli (2293m) over this spectacular natural border of cantons of Glarus and St. Gallen, Switzerland, as seen on an Autumn weekend trek in early October 2015. All after being chased, caught up and left behind by that glorious mist that hopped from one valley to another, leaving me with this frame to awe at. The gathering of clouds.

A warm and peaceful sunset above the fog at Mount Tamalpais, Northern California.

A line of elephants had just crossed the Chobe River on a hot day. As they relaxed by flicking cool sand on their backs, they were very aware to hide the youngest in the center of their grouping. For one moment though, this little one disguised in sand got through to give us a quick hello.

A large, inquisitive and almost dangerously playful female Humpback whale calf measures me with her pectoral fin. This image was captured on a very wide fisheye lens, which doesnít quite show how close she really is. By measuring how close I am she can determine if her tail is going to come in contact with me as she swims past.

An arctic fox in frozen willows.

Mount Fuji creates two types of lenticular clouds. One is called Kasagumo (umbrella cloud) and appears on top of Fuji. The other is called Tsurushigumo and shows up in the lee. Fuji created a huge Tsurushigumo this morning and it became pink just before the sunrise.

I’ve loved watching wildlife documentaries since I was a kid. One of nature’s wonders that fascinated me the most was the annual return of Salmon to their birthplace for spawning…and the bears that live off of this phenomenon. To be able to see it happen in real life was just completely magical and struck a chord deep within. There were about 12 bears at the falls, but 6 that dominated the prime spots. It was peaceful between the bears as there was plenty of salmon to go around!

In Vinh Hy Bay, two women become lost in the fabric of a fishing net. That was just a random moment when I came to the fishing village to shoot the lifestyle of the fisherman. While the men do their fishing, their wives stay at home and do the errands. When we were there, the ladies were sewing the fishing net for a new fishing season.

Aerial shot was taken in Tongariro national park, New Zealand

Incredible Dew Drops Photos By Alberto Ghizzi Panizza

Ever wondered what life is like in miniature? (Photo: Alberto Ghizzi Panizza/Caters News)

These are incredible photos of dew drops by an Italian photographer, Alberto Ghizzi Panizza who specializes in macro images.

Using the macro photography technic, Alberto Ghizzi Panizza took  stunning pictures of miniscule drops of dew on flowers.

Ever wondered what life is like in miniature? (Photo: Alberto Ghizzi Panizza/Caters News)

Ever wondered what life is like in miniature? (Photo: Alberto Ghizzi Panizza/Caters News)

Ever wondered what life is like in miniature? (Photo: Alberto Ghizzi Panizza/Caters News)

Ever wondered what life is like in miniature? (Photo: Alberto Ghizzi Panizza/Caters News)

IN PHOTOS – Icy Blizzard Slams Central US

Ice forms on the Brooklyn waterfront in New York on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015. An extremely cold air mass is moving into the region on Sunday night. The Brooklyn Bridge and One World Trade Center appear in the background. (AP Photo/Peter Morgan)

Reuters reported that a record-breaking cold gripped the eastern United States while an icy winter storm crippled the nation’s central states and then plowed into the mid-Atlantic, dumping snow and forcing federal offices in Washington, D.C. to close on Tuesday.

It was reported that the new storm will be followed by another arctic front, bringing frigid cold to the eastern United States by Thursday or Friday.

Kim Taylor, of Norwood, Mass., right, shovels a path in the snow in front of her home Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015, in Norwood. A storm brought a new round of wind-whipped snow to New England on Sunday, threatening white-out conditions in coastal areas and forcing people to contend with a fourth winter onslaught in less than a month. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)

People watch as ice forms on the Brooklyn waterfront in New York on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015. An extremely cold air mass is moving into the region on Sunday night. The Statue of Liberty is in the background. (AP Photo/Peter Morgan)

A woman walks through drifting snow in Cambridge, Mass., Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015. A storm brought a new round of wind-whipped snow to New England on Sunday, threatening white-out conditions in coastal areas and forcing people to contend with a fourth winter onslaught in less than a month. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Philadelphia firefighters work the scene of an overnight blaze in west Philadelphia, Monday, Feb. 16, 2015, as icicles hang from where the water from their hoses froze. Bone-chilling, single-digit temperatures have gripped the region, prompting the closure of all parish and regional Catholic elementary schools in the city of Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Jacqueline Larma)

Snow covers parked cars on Beacon Hill in Boston, Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015. A blizzard warning was in effect for coastal communities from Rhode Island to Maine, promising heavy snow and powerful winds to heap more misery on a region that has already seen more than 6 feet of snow in some areas. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

Blowing snow on the waterfront in the East Boston neighborhood of Boston partially obscures the skyline, Monday, Feb. 16, 2015. New England remained bitterly cold Monday after the region’s fourth winter storm in a month blew through. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)

The water fountain in Bryant Park turned in to an ice sculpture by record cold on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015 in New York City. (Gordon Donovan/Yahoo News)

Ice forms along the shore of the Manhattan side of the East River in New York on Monday, Feb. 16, 2015. Temperatures in the city were in the single digits on Monday morning. The Manhattan Bridge is in the background. (AP Photo/Peter Morgan)

In Photos: Icy Blast Hits UK

Weathe picture in Sheffield, South Yorkshire at the war memorial covered in snow outside the church on Hollinsend Road, Manor

Heavy snow fell in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the north of England causing major travel disruption.

Schools were closed in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Cumbria, Lancashire and Tameside, Greater Manchester.

Main roads in Durham, Yorkshire and north Wales were blocked, while more than a dozen rail services between Manchester and York were cancelled.

Picture Shows A postal worker tPicture Shows A postal worker trudging through the snow near Barnsley in South Yorkshire.

Pictured – Snowy scenes around the Derbyshire Peak District today. Heavy snow has swept across northern parts of the UK and is expected to spread south over the next 24 hours, bringing health concerns and fears of travel disruption. Around 13cm of snow has already accumulated in Spadeadam, Cumbria, and the Met Office has issued an amber “be prepared” warning for parts of the north east, north west and Yorkshire.

Weathe picture in Sheffield, South Yorkshire where cars get stuck travelling up Leighton Road, Gleadless.

Heavy snow in parts of Glasgow West End, Janaury 29, 2014. has forced people out early to clear their cars of up to 6 inches of snow.

Weather picture in Emley Moor, West Yorkshire, where this vehicle has crashed off the road after heavy snowfalls overnight. rossparry.co.uk / BBCLeeds

Tractors clear the snow from the runways at Manchester Airport’s Terminal 1, as schools, transport and mobile phone signals were disrupted after heavy snow hit parts of the country.

Stunning Aerial Pictures Of Our Earth By Peter Adams

The beach meets the sea to create a spectacular swirling pattern in Queensland, Australia. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World)

Amazing stunning aerial photos, captured by British photographer Peter Adams made the planet Earth looks so spectacular.

Mr. Adams took the images using light aircraft, helicopters and gyrocopters.

The awesome photos look more like some computer generated photos than real photos of landscapes.

Here are the aerial photos…

The beach meets the sea to create a spectacular swirling pattern in Queensland, Australia. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World)

This Icelandic waterfall looks truly awe-inspiring from up above. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World)

The desert in Andalucia, Spain, looks like an alien planet from an aerial perspective. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World) 7 / 10 Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to Pinterest ClosePrevious imageNext image

The Great Barrier Reef from above looks like a abstract art. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World) 3 / 10 Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to Pinterest ClosePrevious imageNext image

Salt flats from above in Namibia. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World) 5 / 10 Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to Pinterest ClosePrevious imageNext image

Salt flats from above in Namibia. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World) 5 / 10 Share to FacebookShare to TwitterShare to Pinterest ClosePrevious imageNext image

Hot springs from above look like an alien volcano at the Yellowstone National Park in America.

The mighty Atlantic Ocean meets the colossal Namib desert in Namibia. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World

Land has been cleverly reclaimed by the creation of canals in northern Holland. (Peter Adams/Media Drum World)

Stunning Autumn Photos By Caters

On the road: Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. (Caters)

As summer disappears and the cold weather creeps in these spectacular snaps are sure to leave you with a warm glow.

Here are some awesome autumn photos by Caters.

Beautiful: The Upper Missouri River, flanked with autumnal foliage. (Caters)

Bear necessities: The Denali National Park in Alaska. (Caters)

Picturesque: Table Rocks Wilderness, Oregon shows its wonderful autumn display. (Caters)

Memorable: The Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming is a sight to behold. (Caters)

Hitting the heights: The Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. (Caters)