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Why are the rain clouds shaped in this way?(feddit.org)

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A bug in the matrix or just the radar? This is no normal cloud-shape, is it?

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TragicNotCute@lemmy.world
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I don’t know my German geography, but I’d be curious how topology plays into this.

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wren@feddit.uk
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Doesn’t look like orographic cloud to me! Usually they have ripples in em

Plus, the Alps are only really in the South and nowhere near Berlin (which is pretty flat) - so you’d see more enhancement in the South than the North, whereas these are pretty evenly spaced

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