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Nice altocumulus stratifromis translucidus perlucidus duplicatus.
An hour earlier, late day thunderstorms moved through dropping 0.14" of rain. Smoke from western fires help to give a pink cast to the colors seen here. Looking east.
Not my ideal weather for a Saturday on the Eastern Shore. Pretty windy and a clouded out sunrise. Beautiful cloudscapes for the rest of the day though and with the wind... and most of the wild raptors hiding out for the day, not much else to do but pull out the ol' 10-stop.
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During my bicycle commuter trip home I witnessed these cloud formations. Luckily I had my small compact camera with me this time.
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If you constantly gaze up at the sky the clouds look like all sorts of things. Amazingly these clouds are pretty well............ erm cloud shaped.
Schipborg - The Netherlands - June 2017
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We were headed roughly in the direction of typhoon Kaigui, that had shut down Hangzhou and Shanghai one day earlier. I encountered some wild cloudscapes.
The usual scratches and reflections on the windows didn´t bother me here, and I actually enjoyed the way the sun was refracted by these imperfections - I hope you feel the same way about it :)
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I suspect this low white cloud is actually fog that was lifted by localized winds. On the horizon, the darker cloud is probably ground fog resulting from sublimation of the cold snow cover.
Its formation occurred from nothing in a matter of a half minute.
Cloudscape seen through airline window, January 8, 2009.
Photo Copyright 2009, Steve Hopson.
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