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A giant face sniffing herbs over Friesland, The Netherlands.
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A developing and expansive storm approaching Marina di Pisciotta, Italy
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Crepuscular rays over Beijing, China
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An approaching storm near Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Maine, US
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A storm system that was accompanied by strong winds, rain, and hail, near Sumirago, Varese, Italy
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A storm system over the Rhine River, near Cologne, Germany
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A developing storm over the Olympic Peninsula and Puget Sound, viewed from Discovery Park, Seattle, Washington, US
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Subtle signs of lacunosus spotted over East Tisted, England
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Altocumulus over Khomeynishahr City, Esfahan, Iran
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Mammatus (Mamma) at sunset near Sacramento, California, US
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A dissipating cumulonimbus spotted during a summer road trip after leaving Mount Shasta, near Yreka, California, US
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Virga spotted during the early morning over Goodyear, Arizona, US
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Crepuscular rays over Madison, Wisconsin, US
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On a flight from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Phoenix, Arizona, Peter conveyed that it was dodging storms along its route, with this view captured over Lebanon, Virginia, US
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A variety of clouds populating the sky over Jigyohama, Fukuoka City, Japan
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A notable storm system with defined mammatus (mamma) spotted near Brighton, Colorado, US
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and I give you…life! awesome pic
yes, this is absolutly the most amazing cloud pictures I have ever seen, I dont think I can even describe it in words. Kudos Kiempe
This cloud looks like Abe Lincoln. It’s an amazing cloud!
One of the best cloud-pictures I’ve ever seen.
somehow looking at the face takes the threat out of the cloud – and yup, yup, yup regarding the 2nd posting – we lesser mortals just enjoy them!
Or even lick the trees a truly great image Keimpe. And yes Rob i agree with the head scratching lol.
YUP YUP
Yup :(
Looks as if the cloud has come down to smell the trees.
Great shot Keimpe.
Is anyone else scratching their head at the above post?
Cloudspotter
Hello! Now I know why the Cloudspotter Pretor-Pinney is not responsible for the truth. If one wants to capture clouds to study in the laboratory, then the bubble nature of a rotating water Torus is lost.
Also, he is not on white and black clouds. White bubbles are in buoyancy of course. And black clouds are bursting bubble toruses, which are later falling to the ground.
Wow, great pic Keimpe! looks like someone’s watching the trees!