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Cumulus fractus over Dalin Village, near Sepidan City, Fars Province, Iran
Cumulus fractus over Dalin Village, near Sepidan, Pars Province, Iran
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Cumulus populating the sky following the end of summer, spotted over Shiraz, Pars Province, Iran
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A combination of virga, which is precipitation that does not reach the ground, and praecipitatio, which is precipitation that does reach the ground, spotted over Behabad, Central Desert, Yazd Province, Iran
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Crepuscular rays on display around the outline of a cumulus cloud over Lar, Larestan, Iran
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Crepuscular rays and shadows over Shiraz, Iran
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Cumulus fractus providing an environment for some crepuscular rays over Shiraz, Iran
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Cumulus over Sangar Village, Fars Province, Iran
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Cumulus congestus spotted over Esfarayen, Khorasan, Iran
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Altocumulus near Larestan, Fars Province, Iran
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