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An alligator lurking beneath a storm system over Jersey, Channel Islands.
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A storm system running out of energy over St Brelade, Jersey, UK.
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A sunset with mamma over St. Brelade, Jersey.
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An unusual cloud mix over Portelet, Jersey.
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A Frog leaps off the control Tower at Jersey Airport.
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The letter W over Jersey.
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A view of ‘cloud streets’ spotted while flying over Brittany at 35,000 feet.
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A flock of shallow cumulus clouds seen from 38,000 feet over northeast France, near Paris.
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A Sunset with Kelvin-Helmholtz waves over Portelet, Jersey.
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A view from above of Valley fog over Central Nepal.
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A sea of clouds with the tip of Mount Pico in the Portuguese Azores poking through.
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Laurence Green says: A shade of inversion here, me thinks.
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An undulating cloudscape over Elounda, Crete.
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A sunset over St. Ouen’s Bay, Jersey.
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A sky to lift the spirits – ravishing colour!
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Beautiful! This is the sort of sunset that’s made for holidays you don’t forget! Thanks, Frank.
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A face in the clouds over eastern Albania.
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A Kelvin-Helmholtz formation over Jersey.
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A fair weather day over the Namibian savannah, southern Africa.
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In The Cloudspotter’s Guide I found this is a Cirrocumulus lacunosus, “is a lattice of cloud around distinct holes. Being so high up, this loose honeycomb formation is finer that the lacunosus varieties of Altocumulus and Stratocumulus”. It does look like the puffs in rows of “cloud streets” from 35,000 ft. Joanne.