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A lenticular cloud hovering over the snow covered Four Peaks near Phoenix, Arizona
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"Opening the Vortex"
Photographer Lisa K. Kuhn captured a spectacular lenticular cloud over Mount Shasta in this image from the Sony World Photography Awards. These lens-shaped clouds occur most often near mountains and other terrain that forces air to flow up and over it. (Image credit: L. Kuhn; via Colossal)
End of days?
A vibrant display of iridescent colors streams across the sky, bordered by dark clouds. Tree silhouettes frame the bottom of this serene, atmospheric scene. I created this photograph of what I believe was a lenticular rainbow from the street in front of my Kissimmee, Florida Home. © 2025 By Chris Mercer All Rights Reserved https://pixels.com/profiles/chris-mercer https://www.viewbug.com/member/chrismercerimages Christopher Mercer Art - Fine Art America Christopher Mercer Art - Pixels Original File Name: Kissimmee lenticular rainbow (2025-7-29 _DSC9053
The awakening of a giant
Villarrica, the most active and dangerous volcano in Araucanía, Chile, is showing signs of activity after seven years of dormancy, prompting authorities to declare a yellow alert. The photo captures a stunning lenticular cloud illuminated by the glowing lava from the crater, which is now close to the surface
Photograph: Francisco Negroni
2023 Siena International Photo Awards
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A lenticular cloud covers the summit crater of Mayon Volcano, Philippines. (Hi-Res).
Astronomy Picture of the Day
2005 August 21
A Lenticular Cloud Over Hawai'i
Credit & Copyright: Peter Michaud (Gemini Obs.)
Explanation: Can a cloud do that? Actually, pictured above are several clouds all stacked up into one striking lenticular cloud. Normally, air moves much more horizontally than it does vertically. Sometimes, however, such as when wind comes off of a mountain or a hill, relatively strong vertical oscillations take place as the air stabilizes. The dry air at the top of an oscillation may be quite stratified in moisture content, and hence forms clouds at each layer where the air saturates with moisture. The result can be a lenticular cloud with a strongly layered appearance. The above picture was taken near Mauna Kea, Hawaii, USA.
Authors & editors: Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry Bonnell (USRA)
NASA Official: Jay Norris.
A service of: EUD at NASA / GSFC
& Michigan Tech. U.