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roadman65
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Unusual Cloud Formations
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https://www.flickr.com/photos/54480415@N08/50173459392/in/dateposted-public
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Re: Unusual Cloud Formations
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The cloud formation that looks like a doggy with a big nose. Near Crystal Mountain, Washington.
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Re: Unusual Cloud Formations
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right now, the big thing is the 'pyrocumulus' clouds that are happening near all our fires.
like this:
off to the right.
pretty.. but harbingers of baaaaad stuff happening under it.
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