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On the morning of 6 April in the Lofoten Islands in the Norwegian sea could be seen, swirling clouds. They are called clouds Kelvin — Helmholtz, on behalf of the scientists, who described the instability arising at the interface of two media. In this case, swirling clouds appeared on the boundary of two air masses of different densities. Vertical wind shear increased the effect.
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WOW!!! OMG! Check out these absolutely incredible Kelvin Helmholtz instability clouds over #Lofoten island, Norway this morning April 6th! #severeweather #photooftheday #Cloud Photo by Linda Sandsund
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