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A storm system over Southland, Texas, US.
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A mixed sky over Arnhem, The Netherlands
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A growing cumulus congestus spotted over North Devon, England
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A developing storm system provided a perspective of an approaching large cloud on a summer evening near Charlo, Montana, US
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Cirrus uncinus spotted over Santa Rosa, California, US
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Cumulus congestus spotted over West Palm Beach, Florida, US
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Asperitas and mammatus (mamma) ahead of a storm system, on one of Helen's best cloud spotting days, near Wells, Somerset, England
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Stratocumulus spotted over Missoula, Montana, US
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A dissipating storm system spotted near Westbury sub Mendip, Somerset, England
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Cumulus spotted on a morning with little wind over Modbury Heights, Adelaide, South Australia
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A blue opening amidst the low-mid level clouds over Taiwan
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Layers of clouds over Payson, Utah, US
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Crepuscular rays over southeastern Arizona, US
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Stratocumulus lenticularis at sunset over Vermontville, Adirondacks, New York, US
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Cumulus congestus that had the potential of developing into storms, spotted near Crank, Merseyside, England
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A variety of altocumulus spotted over Taylor, Texas, US
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fantastic shot! Makes you feel very small…..
Following up upon three well deserved comments from CAS members about your photo, here is my contribution, if I may.
I like much the portrayal of cloud glory above set in contrast to the glowering and growling threatening skies below. I like the welcome inclusion of the two seemingly fleeing huge juggernauts on the road which lend handsome scale to the cloud drama and edifice above.
Thanks much!
Laurence
This is a beautiful, well exposed photograph
Oh, our astonishing Texas skies!!!! James, you capture those Panhandle skies with incredible beauty and visual poetry!
Ooooooh, awesome!!