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Nacreous over Mesnali, Norway
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Sun Dogs, also known as a Parhelion, on a cold day near Brighton, Colorado, US
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Cirrocumulus over Jilin Province, China
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Fallstreak hole, also known as a cavum, spotted shortly after sunrise near Plaquemine, Louisiana, US
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Layers of stratus near La Plagne Montalbert, France
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Rainbow over Woodvale, Australia
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Cumulus and cumulus fractus populate the sky over Northwest Iran
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Sunset captured by Jean's friend, Mattie Hunter, looking west from an elevation of 2,000 feet in the Appalachian Mountains in northeast Georgia, US
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A stretch of cumulus clouds that may be developing into a storm, spotted by Chandrani's friend, Frano Mika, during the morning hours over Rijeka, Croatia
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An expansive display of altocumulus in advance of a winter storm, spotted near Walburg, Texas, US
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Cirrocumulus stratiformis over Khomeynishahr, Esfahan, Iran
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Altostratus undulatus spotted over Wellingborough, England
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Cirrostratus undulatus at sunrise over Arnhem, Netherlands
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Virga over Sachuest, United States
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Remnants of a storm that took place while Reven was watching a movie at the Grand Lake Theater, Oakland, California, US
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the day heaven touched the earth…..
My absolute favourite photo on CAS. AWESOME.
On the summit of Wales’ highest mountain, there is a plaque. It reads: Wanderer, stop a while . Consider the wonderous works of God, and of your short passage on this Earth.
Quite.
!!!!! This is Apocalypse !!!!!
secondo la mia esperienza di volo ,per me queste foto di OLSEN sono una bufala .
blimey.would crap me sen if i was out in that!
did u paint that or is it real? looks fake
this reminds me of the build up to horrible storm, so beautiful, and I love the larger photo, as well. beautiful beautiful
Ti vien quasi voglia di toccarle. Astonishing!!
Complimenti per il fotomontaggio, boccaloni
The clouds are jolly good, some of them even look like animals, faces and blobs of puke
stupende!!!!sembra essere in un sogno..
Mi avete fatto riscoprire la bellezza del cielo, come quando, da bambino fantasticavo di cavalcare le nuvole!
belle sì. anche se fossero taroccate sono belle. ebbravi!!
Davvero belle! Troppo belle per essere vere! Sembravano modificate con Photoshop!
Beautiful. How often do these occur there?
splendide
Veramente ottime, abbinate alle nostre belle Dolomiti Agordine farebbero una gran figura.
E’ bella munto bè!
What a magnificent cloud – what a magnificent photograph!!
Wonderful
Magnifica. Il mondo è bello.
Oh is beautiful, is really photo? not modified with photoshop or another program? Ciao from Italy
stupenda spero sia reale! dall’italia
Mamma Mia che bella foto! BRAVO!
MOLTO BELLE. really beautifull. UN SALUTO DALL’ITALIA. greetings from italy. NICOLETTA. nancy
I’m surprised: the clouds in Nebraska seem rubber!
Amazing !The beauty of the clouds borders disbelief !!!
Hi Maisie
Cool eh!I have just joined the couldappreciation socoiety, best £2 ever, ever spent!
this type of cloud is indicative of possible or likely tornado threats.Beautiful though it may be, for those who have been through tornadoes…it is a vision of awe and, yes, fear…
The presence of mammatus clouds often indicates a vigorous cumulonimbus in the vicinity. If the mammatus clouds are relatively weak, in distance, and not approaching, the threat from the storm that produced them is not likely to be very great. However, if they are large and approaching, the sky should be watched closely for the possibility of severe weather.
Page 473 from from National Audubon Society.
what causes this amazing and scary phenomenon
Very strange, very X-Files…
DODGE
bloody hell! worrisit?
Looks like several umbilici lined up together.
Unreal!
Oh Mamma!
(Mammatus)
Those clouds look really trippy, reminds me of some kind of si-fi film…..
wow!!!!!!
Do clouds really look like that or has it been modified in photoshop ?
Veils of million angels.
What an unusual picture. I love it!