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A banner cloud over the Eiger.
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A storm system developing near Charlo, Montana, US
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Cirrus over Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England
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Iridescence over Taipei, Taiwan
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Cumulus fractus in the shape of a heart spotted over Boise, Idaho, US
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Virga that resembled upside down white chocolate chips per Shannon's view, spotted over Fayetteville, Arkansas, US
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Altocumulus lenticularis forming over the front range of the Colorado Rockies, near Boulder, Colorado, US
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A colourful sky captured by John's friend, Aldo Brando, in Colombia, South America
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Virga spotted over Saint Cyr la Rosiere, France
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A stunning reflection of mammatus (mamma) over Stoneridge Lake, Yukon, Oklahoma, US
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A classic and vivid example of cirrus uncinus over Somerset, England
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Haar or sea fret, also known as a cold sea fog, occurs most often on the east coast of Scotland between April and and September, when warm air passes over the cold North Sea, is seen here over Coll Beach, Isle of Lewis, Scotland
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It looks calm, but Monica conveyed that it was very windy when she found the perfect place to pull her car over and take this photograph of the full rainbow over Mono Lake, California, US
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Stratocumulus clouds on the horizon near Hartlepool, England
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Following continuous rain for a number of days, the clouds cleared and signs of an apparent circumzenithal arc appeared in the sky over Mercogliano, Italy
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Cirrus spissatus resembling feathers over Chiayi City, Taiwan
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Grand scene, Bob!
This photo of yours brought back many fond memories of when I used to do a lot of climbing of these peaks. Alas, not in the lovely weather exposed in your photo, rather in heavy rain and sleet.
Laurence