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Contrails at dawn over Neath South Wales.
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Cirrus fibratus spotted over Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
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Undulatus spotted at sunset near Taylor, Texas, US
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Cumulus fractus over Iowa City, Iowa, US
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A colourful display of Altocumulus cloud formations, spotted over Lyle, Washington, US
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Altocumulus and Altostratus spotted over Mubwayaka Lake, Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada
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Signs of a horseshoe vortex spotted over Melbourne, Australia
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Reflections of virga during sunset over a lake near Stockholm, Sweden
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Mammatus (Mamma) spotted over Achim, near Bremen, Germany
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A sleepy face spotted in the clouds over Goodyear, Arizona, US
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Crepuscular rays and signs of virga spotted during sunset over Liverpool Bay, near Gaw Hill, Ormskirk, England
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Pileus spotted over Bestwig, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
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Altostratus spotted during sunset over Lisboa, Portugal
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Cumulonimbus spotted at sunset over Osnabrück, Germany
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Primary and secondary rainbows following the passage of a storm near Brighton, Colorado, US
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A mixed sky during the evening near Greenfield, California, US
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love it!
Maybe it's just the temperature and humidity that makes them stick around.
They sure are chemtrails.I have dozens of pic's taken at various locations around Melbourne ,Australia. If a line appears every half hour starting at the same spot and then drift with the wind it stays together to slowly form a blob and not dissipate into thin air.Condensation trails from a four engine air plane leaves four trails about 4-5 air plane lengths behind it as a tail.
it is an aerosol spray referred to as chemtrails
As a long term sky watcher, I can attest that contrails tend to evaporate quite quickly. Normally that many planes would not cross each other’s paths and all take off at the same time. What air traffic controller would allow such a thing? This is totally against all air traffic regulations. Civilian aviation rules would never allow this. What do you think is added to these trails to make them stick around like that?
wow, cross grid….what was it they saw?
What a beautiful shot. I just love it.