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Cloud Formations Assembled By Ken Mitchell Livermore TOPScience

Globular mammatus Globular Mammatus Clouds

More Mammatus Clouds

The Anvil

Thunderstorms Form

Tornado Next?

The Wall

Supercell

Blazing Sunset

Noctilucent Clouds Over Sweden

Nacreous Clouds over Scandinavia

The optimum viewing geometry for noctilucent clouds

Thickness in the Air

A Roll Cloud Over Missouri

Roll Cloud Another View

Shelf Cloud

Another Shelf Cloud

Shelf Cloud Over Saskatchewan

Somewhere over the Rainbow

Thunderstorm Anvil

Turbulent Clouds

Altocumulus Clouds

Wispy Cirrus Clouds

A Lenticular Cloud Over Hawaii

Clouds from Above

On the Horizon

The Belt of Venus over Elwood Beach

The 22° Halo

Ice Crystals Refract the Light

Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf of Mexico

Crepuscular Rays Over Utah

Tornado and Rainbow Over Kansas

A Waterspout off the Florida Keys

Lightning strike lights up funnel cloud Lariat #2--Platform Rig, 13 miles South of Fort Stockton, Texas

Lightning storm near the Weikerscheim Observatory

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