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October 21, 2022

clouds 10-20-22

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click to enlarge clouds 10-20-22
Karen Purtee
The clouds predict the fall weather finally coming to the great Northwest. This picture was taken on the 20th of October 2022 as the warm 70 degree weather finally came to an end and colder air pushed in from the west. Our view is looking NW from our home which is east of Moscow.

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