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A Kelvin-Helmholtz wave formation over Bridgnorth, Shropshire, UK. © Pat CooperPosted on December 18, 2017This is an example of:
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A reclusive circumzenithal arc over Esfahan, Iran. © Hassan DadashiPosted on August 13, 2020This is an example of:
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A sunset illuminated storm system over Richmond, Vancouver, US. © Ellen FrankPosted on August 13, 2020This is an example of:
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A sunset with mamma over Benthuizen, Netherlands. © Mark McCaughreanPosted on August 13, 2020This is an example of:
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A fogbow over Mount Wellington, Tasmania. © Iestyn Marc LewisPosted on August 12, 2020This is an example of:
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A storm approaching Asbury, New Jersey, US. © Rebecca CanrightPosted on August 12, 2020This is an example of:
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A storm system over Hinton in the Hedges, near Banbury, UK. © Chris SeddonPosted on August 12, 2020This is an example of:
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A dappled sky over Alpine, California, US. © Lois CarlsonPosted on August 11, 2020This is an example of:
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Cirrocumulus over Pagham beach in West Sussex, UK. © Jack HaynesPosted on August 11, 2020This is an example of:
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Shadows in the sky over East Hoathly, East Sussex, UK. © Jenny HattonPosted on August 11, 2020This is an example of:
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Adolfo Garcia-Marin
December 19, 2017at6:39 amSuperb picture, Pat. I always imagined K_H clouds far above but not so close to the surface. Accustomed to looking up to see the clouds I will have to start looking to the front to detect these .. :-)
Laurence Green
December 20, 2017at4:56 pmI certainly go fully along with Adolfo’s comment about seeing this unusual cloud formation at ground level. Normally, one sees these clouds far higher. Highly unusual
Brill capture, Pat. Well done!
Laurence