Louisville, KY
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On April 28, 2011 small thunderstorms moved through the Louisville metro in the late afternoon and early evening. Behind the storms, the setting sun lit up mammatus clouds hanging from the underside of the storms, and also treated the region to brilliant and long lasting rainbows.
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The end of the rainbow is in Louisville. |
Mammatus over Jeffersonville. Mike Callahan |
Crawford County. Wade Bell |
Crawford County. Wade Bell |
Crawford County. Wade Bell |
The following spectacular photos were taken by Michael Montgomery in downtown Louisvile:
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