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Storm coming down Bishop Creek to the Owens Valley.

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Heart of grey.

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A storm over the White Mountains meets clear weather coming up the Owens Valley.

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A gap in the storm lets light through.

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An anvil cloud that looks like…a cobra?

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Comet Lemmon.

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Cloudscape in black and white.

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The negotiation between wet and dry.

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Storm versus granite.

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One homeowner with a small yard decided to make a small railway for the amusement of passers-by. The skulls are a bonus for Halloween. Bungalow. Heaven, Pasadena.

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Halloween spirit showing up in Bungalow Heaven, Pasadena.

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The layered storm, again, rain floating over the hot air of the desert valley.

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A band of cumulonimbus clouds over Pine Creek.

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This place brings new meaning to the phrase “sun shower”.

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Having grown up on the east coast, where the land is flat and cloud banks smother whole states in grey, I’m always tickled to see localized rain storms from the side.

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The parade of cumulonimbus continues.

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That white fluff looked large in the last photo, but here is the whole eastern sky.

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Grilled cheese noir.

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The parade of white fluff over the White mountains continues, dropping the first snow of the season yesterday.

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It’s not just the clouds here that are so interesting, it’s that there are almost always gaps in the coverage to let light in an provide contrast.

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On top of the crest, the geometry of the peaks often tears a rift in the storm clouds, letting in light and photo opps.

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There are lots of big fluffy clouds to the east as fall moisture comes in from the changing fronts off the coast.

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Blue sky flees the oncoming storm.

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My favorite part of the Eastern Sierra escarpment near me.

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Clouds flowing down the face of Wheeler Crest.

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