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A Microburst with rainbow over Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil.
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The contrast between land and sky, captured near Yilan, Taiwan
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Circumzenithal Arc seen right above James' home on his granddaughter's 13th birthday, a rare sighting for someone special, spotted in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Circumhorizon Arc spotted over Antelope Valley, California, US
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22-degree halo over Porthmadog, North Wales
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Contrails intersecting with cirrus fibratus, which could be the remnants of contrails themselves, spotted over Taiwan
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Altocumulus with some undulatus approximately halfway towards the horizon, near Najaf, Iraq
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Lightning within a storm system over Sydney, Australia
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Asperitas, relatively rare formations resembling rippling waves in the sky, are found in altocumulus and stratocumulus cloud types, spotted here within the latter over Somerset, England
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A depiction of the contrast between cumulus clouds and the blue sky, spotted over Momochi Seaside Park, Fukuoka City, Japan
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This unique photograph of what appears to be a roll cloud, also known as a volutus, was captured by Terrence's son, Daniel Linsell, with the rising sun illuminating the edge of it, spotted over Perisher, New South Wales, Australia
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Altocumulus with a sliver of the moon, spotted over Taiwan
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Undulatus over National Taipei University, Taiwan
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A plethora of altocumulus lenticularis over Reno, Nevada, US
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A developing cumulus congestus along with lacunosus within the higher level cirrocumulus clouds, spotted over Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
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Cumulus over Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
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Amazing shot! Beautiful!
So Cool indeed. The Rainbow was just the prize at the bottom of a Cracker Jack’s Box…. FANTASTIC!!!!
Laurence – thankyou so much, i’m very glad that you like my photos. The weather here is very extreme!
Regards!
Guilherme – another magical shot from you. You certainly get some fantastic clouds in your part of the world. Great shot! All we get here, at least where I live in Yate, 11 Miles NE of Bristol, UK is unending ponderous grey clag – with little else!
Laurence
Laurence