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A witch over Sydney, Australia.
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A notable storm system accompanied by pileus, spotted from a regional train just north of Sydney, Australia
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Altocumulus perlucidus spotted over Puget Sound, near Seattle, Washington, US
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A cloud 'shark' spotted over Omaha, Nebraska, US
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Sun Dogs (Parhelion) spotted during sunrise over East Texas Regional Airport, Longview, Texas, US
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A storm system near Cologne, Germany
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Asperitas and lacunosus spotted following a morning thunderstorm over El Paso, Texas, US
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A mixed sky over Krzeszowice, Poland
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Reflections of stratocumulus via Fresh Pond, Cambridge, Massachusetts, US
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Cumulus congestus spotted near Heukseoksan Mountain Healing Forest, Haenam-gun, South Korea
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Signs of virga within this developing system, spotted over Greenfield, California, US
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Sunrise over Madison, Wisconsin, US
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Cirrus fibratus spotted over Arlington, Washington, US
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Cirrus fibratus spotted over Arlington, Washington, US
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Cumulus congestus spotted from above western New York, near Rochester, New York, US
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Wispy cirrus spotted above cumulus fractus, seen over Taipei, Taiwan
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Thanks guys. I was out the front of my house, looked up and there she was. It was an amazing sight to see.
The best Cloud photo I,ve seen.
could this be the rider IPSWICH WITCH,S have been waiting for !
That isn’t a cloud, it really is a witch on a broomstick. Has to be.
Wickedly good spotting, Simon!
Brilliant!
this would have to be the best website amongst all the worlds
Amazing! Thanks for capturing that. Another moment, and it was gone! Well-done!!!
Clever catch. I love those little clouds that appear from nowhere, sit a moment (casting spells?) and then disappear.
A great catch Simon!
Is there room on the broom??
Brill! Well spotted! Uncanny! What spell did she weave on her magical flight?!!?
Laurence
I am speechless.