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Tell me please, somebody knows there are publicly available satellite imagery of abnormal forms clouds (cloudiness stationary position at one place at the big wind; geometric, angular shapes of cloud formations, etc ...), abnormal natural phenomena?

Is work on their classification?

Regards Dolia Vadym.

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