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Late afternoon (5PM) showers tried to developed but lower level air was very dry. Virga and some gusty winds was the best the atmosphere could deliver.
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I sat out with the camera from around 9pm and enjoyed the changing light, the clouds and all the movement. I’ve tried to capture the moment in the clouds here. The sun had set.
Strong winds at mid and high levels has created a rapidly changing sky today. Altocumulus lenticular clouds and cirrus bands have been stretched out more than usual.
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SUNRISE - Coastal State Road A1A - Keys
Smathers Beach - Key West, Florida U.S.A.
First Light - Autumn 2022 - Nov. 27th, 2022
---- Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail -----
*[left-double-click for a closer-look - DAWN - levels]
*[Dark-Cloud Texture - The Atlantic Ocean - calm-sea]
*[dramatic morning on the island - stormy skies - 7AM]
*[the sky colors constantly changed every few minutes]
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June 19, 2018 - Starting in Greenfield Kansas US
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Another Moderate Risk day... but I'm the one taking the risk as I started my day in west central Kansas. Though just my luck all the action was in my backyard in south central Nebraska that afternoon. I should have stayed local...
Storm development was spotty at best, and the first storm was the best of the day, though I did get into some action once back into southwest Nebraska... I wasn't disappointed...
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A nearly continuous line of severe thunderstorms stretched from northern New Mexico to southern Wyoming but was only about 10 miles wide.
I received winds South @ 45G55mph as this line moved through at 60 mph.
This image runs from east to west and was taken 45 minutes after the squall passed through.
Cloud type: Stratocumulus stratiformis opacus mamma cumulogenitus?
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