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3 thoughts on “Luis Gussoni”

  1. Rosemary Turle avatar rosemary says:

    I want to visit Argentina to see your clouds! Here at Albany on the south coast of Western Australia we also have magnificent and varied clouds. Rosemary 16 June 2014

  2. Laurence Green avatar Laurence Green says:

    Very impressive!

    laurence

  3. A.J. Hidding avatar A.J. Hidding says:

    Very majestic and ominous, and a fantastic picture Luis!

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Cumulus clouds, along with broken fragments known as fractus, which have a frayed, shred-like appearance. This takes place when a cumulus cloud is just beginning to form or is in the process of dissipating away. This example was spotted over Western Iran.

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On a windy and exhilarating hike, Heather witnessed the development of this cap cloud, which forms as a stable airstream rises to pass over a peak, cooling as it does so. It is a particular variation of a lenticularis cloud, in which the cloud lies over the mountaintop, rather than downwind from it. This classic example was spotted from the Mount Fremont lookout at Mt. Rainier National Park, Seattle, Washington, US.

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