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THERE are many striking cloud phenomena which may be regarded as local. While the same general laws of cloud formation prevail in all climates, yet some forms, while not radically different, display varying degrees of magnitude or intensity in certain parts of the world.
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LOCKYER, W. An Uncommon Type of Cloud. Nature 112, 725–726 (1923). https://doi.org/10.1038/112725a0
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