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Today's Cloud-a-Day
Monday 6th February 2023
This Cumulus congestus cloud appeared at dawn like a Tyrannosaurus rex resting from a night of rampage on the island of O’ahu, Hawai’i, US. It had settled on a bed of orographic Stratus cloud draped over the Ko’olau Range when Linda Holtby…
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February 2023
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Memory Cloud Atlas
On Cloud Appreciation Day 2022 we launched our Memory Cloud Atlas, a website where cloudspotters around the world could, on one day only, share their views of the sky and say how it makes them feel. We think the results are amazing...
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A Cloud A Day is our beautifully illustrated book containing 365 skies selected by the Cloud Appreciation Society. It includes photographs by our members from around the world of stunning and fascinating formations, as well as examples of clouds depicted by great artists and even formations in Space, such as interstellar clouds and those on other planets. This is the ultimate dip-in-and-out book for sky lovers. Each image is accompanied by an enlightening explanation, a revealing snippet of cloud science, a surprising story or an uplifting quotation. Each entry will teach you about the sky in a fun and uplifting way.
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