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Seemed better then a chem trail thread...
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Clouds
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Clouds over Crested Butte:
Low clouds at Mt. Bachelor:
More clouds at Bachelor:
High clouds above Highline Ridge at Taos:
Low clouds at Mt. Bachelor:
More clouds at Bachelor:
High clouds above Highline Ridge at Taos:
I need a cloud WEBSITE ... all I do is take photos of clouds. It's kind of embarrassing...
This one is from today:
A couple I remember from the last few years...
This one was from my morning commute a few years back.... I'd never seen a tube cloud like this....
And this one was in one of the Carolinas, when we left the beach early to avoid the hurricane coming in... It rained incredibly hard like 15 mins after this...
This one was from my morning commute a few years back.... I'd never seen a tube cloud like this....
And this one was in one of the Carolinas, when we left the beach early to avoid the hurricane coming in... It rained incredibly hard like 15 mins after this...
Wind stack over Ridge and Valley Appalachian complex. Standing Stone trail.
Not atypical for New England
Taken at midnight, looking south. The white lights are from the highway. The pink/orange high pressure sodium flare in the middle? That's Amazon.
And no, the light is not an exposure artifact. The cloud was such that it WAS light enough to hike out.
And no, the light is not an exposure artifact. The cloud was such that it WAS light enough to hike out.
Every time I look at the clouds in this photo I hear The Simpsons theme song.
I like some from on planes too...
That last one isn't the best pic, but I was trying to get a shot of the lightning going on in the clouds all around us in the pitch black of night. So the light you see there is from the lightning just off camera through the plane window.
That last one isn't the best pic, but I was trying to get a shot of the lightning going on in the clouds all around us in the pitch black of night. So the light you see there is from the lightning just off camera through the plane window.
Just posted on my local Nextdoor group, a cloud witch on her broom (I didn't take it, but I thought it was great!). Reading further I discover that credit goes to Phyllis Sheridin in Florida:
I dug out a few I've taken over the years, but I'll share them over time.
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Cloud Types | Center for Science Education
Clouds are given different names based on their shape and their height in the sky. Learn about each cloud type and how they are grouped.
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Is that like cloud seeding?
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So much more...
Govt mind control.
