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looks like the camera was pointed into the eyeball!

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Here’s one over Coeur D’Alene in northern Idaho looking east. I see 4 off to the right and 4-5 to the left that are dissipating. These planes are probably coming out of Seattle to the west.

 

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Looks like X marks the spot with these contrails….pretty cool photo.

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From Missoula, Montana at sunset. Could not make up my mind which to post so…..take your pick….

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I sure looks like a lenticularis to me also. Too disjointed from the clouds below to be a pileus. Gorgeous photo!

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…found an interesting article on cloud “gazing”. Not bad.

 

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/how-to-look-at-clouds

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Jocelyn, Welcome….this is a great place to post your clouds and get answers!

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LOVE Montana….looks great. Thank you Ruth !

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no fair…the sunsets in the SW are some of the best! However, years ago, we were way up in the NorthEast corner of Maine in Lubec and saw this one….and, it lasted forever!

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Great. Thank you! How ’bout this one? Seen in the morning during some local rain.

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Morning in Idaho. I’m thinking Altocumulus?

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Daniel…welcome! Those dog gone clouds can be tricky….at least for me!

 

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Hans,  Sunrise on the right and sunset on the left. I had to look at them again to get it right…went by the trailers and trees in the foreground!

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Daniel, you are Right! Sunrise on the right and sunset on the left. I had to look at them again to get it right…went by the trailers and trees in the foreground!

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This is Cumulus Fractus, isn’t it?

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