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Just saw this very cool looking rainbow phenomenon, also including some interesting clouds! 🤍
Woah! What we have here is some halo action going on!!!
We have cirrus fibratus, cirrus spissatus translucidus, cumulus humilis, and cumulus fractus clouds present here.
And in terms of halos, we have a 22° halo around the sun, and a circumhorizontal arc closer to the ground.
Great spotting!
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Chamaerops humilis var. cerifera. Chamaerops humilis is called European fan palm or the Mediterranean dwarf palm. It is one of the most cold hardy palms and one of only two palms native to continental Europe. #CUgreenhouse #Chamaeropshumilis #Chamaerops #humilis #cerifera #palm #Europeanfanpalm #fanpalm #Mediterraneandwarfpalm #dwarfpalm (at CU Greenhouse) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmxsRc6oq2z/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Albuca humilis
Huernia humilis
An endemic, originally, to the semi-arid to arid karroid scrublands of South Africa.
In habit you can assume it partially clumping similarly to the majority of Huernia with squared off stems and also depending on spread space available. These plant’s are usually associated to semi-shaded area’s under other plants or growing in between rocky cracks and crags.
Photographed by: Waliston Augusto
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i audibly said "woah" when i saw this one lit up part of the otherwise grey sky, couldn't wait to share!!
I, too, audibly said "woah" upon seeing it!
Looks to me like cumulonimbus calvus pileus and some cumulus humilis and cumulus fractus.
Great spotting, and sorry I took so long to answer!
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Aww thank you!! I also aspired to be like me, and look at me now!! :D Also, Wow, that is a lot of cloud variety!!!
Image one is cumulus humilis, cumulus fractus, and cumulus humilis fluctus!
Image 2 was a little tricky for me, but I think I can nail it down as cirrus spissatus translucidus and altocumulus clouds. Also, light pillar!!
Image 3 looks to be nimbostratus mammatus praecipitatio, with the mamma being in the top right corner.
And image 4 cirrus intortus and cumulus fractus clouds.
Great spotting!!!
