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Crepuscular rays prior to an approaching storm over Mercogliano, Italy
A primary bow and a subtle secondary bow over Denver, Colorado, US
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A developing storm system provided a perspective of an approaching large cloud on a summer evening near Charlo, Montana, US
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Asperitas and mammatus (mamma) ahead of a storm system, on one of Helen's best cloud spotting days, near Wells, Somerset, England
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A dissipating storm system spotted near Westbury sub Mendip, Somerset, England
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A photograph with 90-second exposure captures cloud-to-ground (CTG) lightning during moonrise near McCracken Mesa, Bluff, Utah, US
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Mammatus (Mamma) associated with a storm system over Ireland
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A majestic, developing cumulonimbus spotted over Black Forest, near Freiburg, Germany
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Cumulonimbus spotted in the distance over M4 while driving east out of Wales
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A storm system over New Taipei City, Taiwan
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Since childhood, Anahí felt drawn to clouds and spent hours watching them transform. This image of a storm system was captured near the city of Colón on the Uruguay River in the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina.
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Indications of a roll cloud (volutus), which separated from an ensuing storm, spotted while traveling north towards Minnesota, along I-35 in Iowa, US
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Primary and secondary bows spotted over Haarle, The Netherlands
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Signs of lacunosus on the underside of the leading edge of a cumulonimbus, spotted over Erm, The Netherlands
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Signs of a dissipating arcus associated with a diminishing storm system near Bremen, Germany
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Pannus associated with a storm system, spotted over Tucson, Arizona, US
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