File:Mackerel Sky over Beaufort-sur-Doron, Savoie, Rhone Alps (Northern French Alps).jpg
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English: Alto-Cumulus / Alto-Cirrus cloud in regular patches, well banded photographed from a ground height of 800 metres, 14 August 2012.
This cloud preceded a week of very hot weather all over France and no rain. The cloud was over Beaufort, French Alps. |
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| Author | Malcolmstewartwatson |
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