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Cirrus Vertebratus

Cloud of the Day – Cirrus Vertebratus Cirrus vertebratus gets its name from its appearance. It resembles a vertebral column, or a fish skeleton with ribs radiating away from the spine. It’s really only given a name of its own, … Continue reading

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Ralph A Croning Photography

Ralph Croning is a photographer, and a good one. I used one of his photos in a post on noctilucent clouds. You might remember it. Ralph was kind enough to comment on that post, and that led me to his … Continue reading

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Altocumulus Radiatus

Cloud of the Day – Altocumulus Radiatus Altocumulus radiatus is defined as clouds arranged in parallel lines that appear to converge at a central point near the horizon. Conversely, they could be said to appear to radiate from a central … Continue reading

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