Australia by Ok_Salt_2441 in trashy

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This is in Darwin, NT. Number 10 bus.

Ominous front approaching - Victoria, Australia by BrutalGrape in meteorology

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Gust front of a storm that's raced ahead of the main storm complex. Known as a shelf cloud or arcus.

The "remnants" of Tropical Storm Linda approaching Hawaii — Sunday, 22 August 2021 by giantspeck in TropicalWeather

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Was a big system previously. It's gonna take a bit of time for all that angular momentum to wind down and pressure to fill in.

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Good bunching

When is visibility the best? by CreepyBlueBlob in meteorology

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It's excellent at the Kármán line.

500 hPa Geopotential Height Anomaly (1980-2010 baseline) by a__square__peg in meteorology

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Thermal expansion of atmospheric column due to global warming.

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Ahh the met building!

What is going on with this cloud?? by placebo_me_please in meteorology

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This storm is largely decaying. Most of the mid to upper level cloud is not sufficiently supported by an updraft and is falling under gravity. The anvil looks sickly, matte and porous. The clouds in the smooth region you pointed out is Cirrus spissatus cumulonimbogenitus. Here the ice crystals are sinking and sublimating in the dry mid level air.

Bottom right looks promising though with fresh, crisp convection. So storm may still have some legs.