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Clouds above and weather symbols carved on sandstone boulders at Tutuveni, a petroglyph site located in Coconino Country, west of Tuba City, Arizona, US.
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An incoming storm system from what appears to be the leading edge of it, by way of this arcus (shelf cloud), which was spotted near the Franz Josef Glacier, South Island, New Zealand
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Sunset over Union County, Ohio, US
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Cumulus congestus, potentially developing into a cumulonimbus, captured by Nicola's son, Sam, near Adelaide, South Australia
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Altocumulus undulatus over Northfiled, Illinois, US
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An early afternoon storm system coming in from the west, near Moiese, Montana, US
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Two sandstone cloudspotters discussing the weather, as Paul observed, in this photograph of a storm system in the distance, near Bluff, Utah, US
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Fallstreak Hole (Cavum) over Catforth, Preston, England
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Asperitas over Al Tahoe, United States
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Cumulus humilis over San Bernadino, California, US
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The leading edge of what appears to be a cold front passing over Rufford, West Lancashire, England
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Storm system over Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
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Altocumulus over Falls Church, Virgnia, US
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Sunrise with fog and mist over Ningbo, China
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A colorful, mixed sky captured by Gail Stewart near Alameda, New Mexico, US
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A reflection of a mature cumulus congestus, developing towards a potential cumulonimbus, near Anacortes, Washington, US
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Excellent Image and indeed thanks for the information Photo Editor very intersting
Thank you so much Ian (Photo Editor) for providing this intriguing piece of information. I was wondering a lot about Tom Bean’s photo and the petroglyphs recorded in his photo. Yes, I know I am straying well of the cloud theme but this record of these inscriptions, forgive me, took my fancy big time.
Laurence
More information on the site here….
https://www.wmf.org/project/tutuveni-petroglyph-site