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weather32P6100168 We were at the Captain Bartlett Inn when the storm hit. Again more of the banding in the cloud base... weather32P6100168
weather33P6100181 ...and more banding. weather33P6100181
weather34P5287202 While on the Parks Highway, near the Denali National Park area, heading back to Fairbanks. These cool lenticular clouds were observed. weather34P5287202
weather35P5287211 The same shot with a faster shutter speed to decrease the amount of light. weather35P5287211
weather36P7017490 Thunderstorms over eastern Alaska on July 1, 2005. The pole-like things in the foreground are heat emitters along the Alaskan Oil Pipeline. weather36P7017490
weather37P7037773 A partial rainbow from yet another thunderstorm on July 3, 2005 near our apartment building. weather37P7037773
weather38PA258951 (October 25, 2005) Just before arriving back in the United States (Montana), we stopped to admire part of the northeastern section of Glacier National Park in Montana. The sky looked pretty cool as well, with the wisspy cirrus and cirrostratus clouds. Chief Mountain is the main feature in the center of the photo. weather38PA258951
weather39PA299284 (October 29, 2005) We started out east on US Route 50 headed for Carson City, Nevada. Around the time we started on the downhill portion of Spooner Pass, Nevada on US Route 50 east, we had a nice chance to see the sunrise through some of the showery clouds that morning. At the same pullout that we witnessed the sunrise we saw the coolest rainbow that was faintly doubled (to the right of the main rainbow)! Though the photo only shows a portion of the rainbow, it did do a total arc. weather39PA299284
weather40PB019614 (November 1, 2005) It was a pretty nice day to walk around and see one of the older parts of San Diego. The whisspy cirrus that day was pretty nice. weather40PB019614
weather41PB100313 (November 10, 2005) One of the awesome things with the high cirrostratus clouds this day was the great chance to view a halo around Balanced Rock when blocking out the sun in Arches National Park, Utah. weather41PB100313
weather42PB110378 (November 11, 2005) Just after entering New Mexico, we could see the large eroded volcanic neck of Shiprock to the southeast. As you can see, we got into New Mexico just before thunderstorms rolled through the area (notice the darkening clouds to the right)... weather42PB110378
weather43PB110381 ...and another photo as the storm clouds rolled in. weather43PB110381
weather44P6270031 (June 27, 2006) Kate took this photo of a cool thunderstorm cloud rolling in from the ocean near Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and... weather44P6270031
weather45P6270034 ...the rest of the clouds as they roll over the community near the beach. weather45P6270034
weather46P7171944 (July 17, 2006) A distant sunlit thunderstorm cloud building to the south from Garden of the Gods State Park in Colorado Springs, Colorado. weather46P7171944
weather47P7192060 (July 19, 2006) A distant thunderstorm cloud building to the west over Pikes Peak as seen from Garden of the Gods State Park in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and... weather47P7192060
weather48P7192078 ...the same thunderstorm cloud, moments later, now has an anvil beginning to form. weather48P7192078

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