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Undulations over Yellow Springs, Ohio, US.
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A window in the sky over Yellow Springs, Ohio, US.
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A roll cloud over Yellow Springs, Ohio, US.
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A faint sundog and clouds in a hurry on a very windy day over Yellow Springs, Ohio, US.
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A Swallow over Yellow Springs, Ohio, US.
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A display of Arcs and Halos over Yellow Springs, Ohio, US.
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An asperitas formation over Yellow Springs, Ohio, US.
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Yes, I think you’ll probably see it more often because it could be due to pollution and climate change. It seems the phenomenon is more likely to observe above the wide american landscapes – so I think you’ll keep your eyes wide open !
Thats very cool, never seen anything like this before.
this was an amazing day of weather- I will likely never see it equal! I was so excited to get these photos- I’d really never seen anything like this before
My favourite skies – great picture, Kim, with above and ground in the same shot
Do you remember spectacular views like this in the past Kim, or do you think they are more often now, a “new” phenomenon ?
I was going to say ‘spooky’ but I see Beate has beaten me to it :)
Silky-spooky: A sky like this does grip you, it must be a very special experience standing under it in real life! Thanks, Kim!
Woooooh – crazy drunken sky! Spectacular clouds, KIm!
What a stunning image you have here Kim !
Kim, this is just Awesome. I have yet to see this amazing sight in person, so great shots like this will have to do for now, so thanks for sharing. Once again, Awesome.