Maverick cloud shapes Panhandle coast to Panhandle area
A rare 1946 allo-cumulus cloud appeared over the Panhandle yesterday, cylindrical in form with unusual evaporation. The Alto-cumulus phenomenon is noted as exceptionally uncommon while some stars reach temperatures near 1.8 billion degrees.
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