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A panoramic of noctilucents over Wageningen, Netherlands.
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A noctilucent formation over Wageningen, Netherlands.
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A Glory spotted on a flight from Glasgow to Amsterdam.
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A curtain of precipitation over the Adriatic sea, Montenegro.
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A study in shades of grey over the Vosges Mountains, France.
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A Horseshoe vortex over Amersfoort, the Netherlands.
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A Pelican over a valley in Durmitor National Park, Montenegro.
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A display of Iridescence over Durmitor in Montenegro.
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An Asperitas formation within a storm system over a bay named Uvala Pecin, between the cities Bar and Petrovac in Montenegro.
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A Circumscribed Halo, 22º Halo and faint Sundog over Amersfoort, the Netherlands.
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A turbulent sky over Amersfoort, the Netherlands.
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A fair weather day over the Jotunheimen National Park, Norway.
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Laurence Green says: Big land matched with big sky. There is a lovely vastness portrayed in this really clean and refreshing photo. A good day for getting one’s washing dried out on the clothes line in an hour and duvets nicely aired too!
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A Sunset over the coast of the North Sea, near Zandvoort, The Netherlands.
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An Asperitas formation spotted on a train journey between Cologne and Frankfurt.
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Hi Jelte
By coincidence today upon the BBC Weather Watchers website there is small collection of the elusive Notilucent clouds taken very recently in the northern part of the UK.
Link to the photos:-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/weatherwatchers/article/40492617/night-shining-clouds
Laurence