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A lenticular cloud at sunset over southern Alberta, Canada. The clouds often accompany strong "chinook" winds on the lea side of the Canadian Rockies. These dry, warm 'snow-eater' winds can abruptly melt as much as a foot of snow in one day, rapidly raising temperatures as much as 40°C (75°F).

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The development of what appears to be an arcus, also known as a shelf cloud, marking the leading edge of a storm system near Lam Plai Mat, Thailand

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A bouquet of altocumulus spotted by Anuja's friend, Tanya Sinha, from an altitude of 2,900 metres in the Himalayas, near Kareri, Himachal Pradesh, India

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With the sun rising behind Aldo Brando, the photographer, these anti-crepuscular rays were spotted. Anti-crepuscular rays appear when tall clouds in front of the rising or setting sun cast long shadows across the sky which can be seen receding off into the distance when facing away from the sun, as was the case here, near Bogota, Colombia.

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