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The Chinook Arch over Cochrane, Alberta, Canada.
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A view of the mountain peak in between layers of Stratus, near Brenner Pass, South Tyrol, Italy
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Signs of asperitas in the afternoon over Curtin, Canberra, Australia
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Altocumulus stratiformis spotted over Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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Cumulus congestus spotted above the willows, over Jiangsu, China
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A rabbit spotted in the sky over Killesberg, Stuttgart, Germany
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Cumulus that looks like a dog's head looking to the side, spotted over Vancouver, Washington, US
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Moon Dogs, also known as paraselenae, a rare optical phenomenon, spotted along with a 22-degree lunar halo over Sumirago, Varese, Italy
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Sunset accompanied by mammatus (mamma) clouds, following heavy rain in Karachi, Pakistan
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Altocumulus lenticularis amidst a golden sky near Tangier, Morocco
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A colourful sunset over North Dundas Township, Ontario, Canada
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A cold front accompanied by a stormy sky near Holland, Michigan, US
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A mesmerizing sunrise for the fishermen at Marinatown Seaside Park, Fukuoka City, Japan
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A sunset view captured by Haruko's son, Ben, while visiting Magnolia, Kentucky, US
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Signs of supercilium spotted briefly near Charlo, Montana, US
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Sunrise over Oakland, California, US
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A pleasure, Janice. Keep the lovely photos a’comin! I have shared all the info about the Chinook Arch with several of my friends and they are amazed.
Laurence
Thank you Laurence for the nice comment and to the editor for adding information about Chinook Winds. Have a wonderful day!
Hi Janice & Photo Editor (Ian) – Thanks to you both for the highly informative details about the Chinook Arch which, till now, I never heard of or knew about. When one opens the useful link and read of just how dramatically the temperature changes, well, it boggles the mind! This has been, for me, a useful education. It enhances even further the powerful forces of Nature.
Janice, I like your photo much, as too, the information it generated about the Chinook Arch. I am better informed! Cheers.
Laurence
More Chinook Arch info here http://www.albertawow.com/hikes/Chinook_Arch/Chinook%20Arch.htm