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Mt. Shasta Herald Lenticular Collection

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Photos from our archives: A collection of Mt. Shasta's lenticular clouds

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Mt. Shasta Area Newspapers
A thin layer of lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta.
A thin layer of lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta.
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Mt. Shasta under a lenticular cloud.
Mt. Shasta under a lenticular cloud.
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Mt. Shasta with a lenticular cloud from Lake Street in Mount Shasta.
Mt. Shasta with a lenticular cloud from Lake Street in Mount Shasta.
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta with Sisson School in the foreground.
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta with Sisson School in the foreground.
Skye Kinkade
Birds enjoy the view over Mt. Shasta and a lenticular cloud in February of 2018.
Birds enjoy the view over Mt. Shasta and a lenticular cloud in February of 2018.
Skye Kinkade
A swirling lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta.
A swirling lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta.
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta.
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta.
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
Skye Kinkade
Lenticualr clouds over Mt. Shasta.
Lenticualr clouds over Mt. Shasta.
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
A lenticular cloud over Mt. Shasta
Skye Kinkade
Double lenticulars over Mt. Shasta in 2012.
Double lenticulars over Mt. Shasta in 2012.
Skye Kinkade
An odd looking lenticular over the city of Mount Shasta in February of 2020.
An odd looking lenticular over the city of Mount Shasta in February of 2020.
Skye Kinkade
Mt. Shasta and two lenticular clouds over South Weed in February of 2020.
Mt. Shasta and two lenticular clouds over South Weed in February of 2020.
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An unusual lenticular is lit by morning sun in early 2020.
An unusual lenticular is lit by morning sun in early 2020.
Skye Kinkade
An unusual lenticular is lit by morning sun in early 2020.
An unusual lenticular is lit by morning sun in early 2020.
Skye Kinkade
Mt. Shasta with a lenticular cloud hovering above.
Mt. Shasta with a lenticular cloud hovering above.
Haley Brown
Mt. Shasta and a lenticular can barely be seen over the ridge in this photo taken from Dunsmuir.
Mt. Shasta and a lenticular can barely be seen over the ridge in this photo taken from Dunsmuir.
Richard DuPertuis
A lenticular cloud resembles a witch's hat over Mt. Shasta in this photo submitted by Cathy Casey in 2020.
A lenticular cloud resembles a witch's hat over Mt. Shasta in this photo submitted by Cathy Casey in 2020.
Cathy Casey
A bird flies near Mt. Shasta with a lenticular overhead.
A bird flies near Mt. Shasta with a lenticular overhead.
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Mt. Shasta at dusk with a lenticular hovering next to it.
Mt. Shasta at dusk with a lenticular hovering next to it.
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Mt. Shasta with a lenticular cloud from McCloud
Mt. Shasta with a lenticular cloud from McCloud
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Mt. Shasta with lenticulars overhead.
Mt. Shasta with lenticulars overhead.
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Mt. Shasta from McCloud
Mt. Shasta from McCloud
Shareen Strauss
A wavy lenticluar cloud over Mount Shasta, taken from the Abranm's Lake overpass on Interstate 5 and submitted by Kevin Hemholtz.
A wavy lenticluar cloud over Mount Shasta, taken from the Abranm's Lake overpass on Interstate 5 and submitted by Kevin Hemholtz.
Kevin Hemholtz
Taken in 2014 from Weed, this lenticular approaches Mt. Shasta.
Taken in 2014 from Weed, this lenticular approaches Mt. Shasta.
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Many-stacked lenticulars hover over Mt. Shasta.
Many-stacked lenticulars hover over Mt. Shasta.
Paul Boerger
A lenticular approaches Mt. Shasta, which is covered by another lenticular cloud.
A lenticular approaches Mt. Shasta, which is covered by another lenticular cloud.
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A lenticular cloud approaches Mt. Shasta from the Weed area in this photo submitted by Helen E. Taylor
A lenticular cloud approaches Mt. Shasta from the Weed area in this photo submitted by Helen E. Taylor
Helen E Taylor
A lenticular cloud hovers over Mt. Shasta in the fall of 2016 in this photo by Jean Nels.
A lenticular cloud hovers over Mt. Shasta in the fall of 2016 in this photo by Jean Nels.
Jean Nels
Lenticular clouds and Mt. Shasta from the Weed area, by Bill Miesse.
Lenticular clouds and Mt. Shasta from the Weed area, by Bill Miesse.
Bill Miesse
The last rays of the day's sun make Mt. Shasta and a disc-shaped lenticular glow pink.
The last rays of the day's sun make Mt. Shasta and a disc-shaped lenticular glow pink.
Sarabecca Barnett
A lenticular over "The Heart of Mt. Shasta."
A lenticular over "The Heart of Mt. Shasta."
Sarabecca Barnett
An interesting lenticular formation over a snow-covered Mt. Shasta, as seen from McCloud.
An interesting lenticular formation over a snow-covered Mt. Shasta, as seen from McCloud.
Shareen Strauss
A series of lenticular clouds can be seen in this photo taken in the Mt. Shasta Area and submitted by Sulena Sivananda.
A series of lenticular clouds can be seen in this photo taken in the Mt. Shasta Area and submitted by Sulena Sivananda.
Sulena Sivananda
A lenticular cloud can be seen between Black Butte and Mt. Shasta.
A lenticular cloud can be seen between Black Butte and Mt. Shasta.
Belinda Higura
A lenticular cloud caps Mt. Shasta in June of 2012.
A lenticular cloud caps Mt. Shasta in June of 2012.
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A lenticular cloud as seen from McCloud in February of 2018.
A lenticular cloud as seen from McCloud in February of 2018.
Shareen Strauss
Lenticular clouds from the Mt. Shasta area in 2018.
Lenticular clouds from the Mt. Shasta area in 2018.
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A lenticular that hovered over Mount Shasta for two days in February of 2012 was just as stunning from above. Nansee Greenwich of Sebastopol submitted this photo, taken from an Alaskan Airlines flight traveling from Seattle, Wash. to Santa Rosa on Jan. 29, 2012. “I was excited to see it and then even more excited to see your posts on Facebook and realize that it was over Mt Shasta!” Greenwich wrote in an email to submit this photo.
A lenticular that hovered over Mount Shasta for two days in February of 2012 was just as stunning from above. Nansee Greenwich of Sebastopol submitted this photo, taken from an Alaskan Airlines flight traveling from Seattle, Wash. to Santa Rosa on Jan. 29, 2012. “I was excited to see it and then even more excited to see your posts on Facebook and realize that it was over Mt Shasta!” Greenwich wrote in an email to submit this photo.
Nansee Greenwich
A lenticular cloud taken from the Mt. Shasta Area Newspapers parking lot in on Jan. 29, 2012.
A lenticular cloud taken from the Mt. Shasta Area Newspapers parking lot in on Jan. 29, 2012.
Skye Kinkade
A lenticular hovers over the city of Mount Shasta on Jan. 29, 2012.
A lenticular hovers over the city of Mount Shasta on Jan. 29, 2012.
Paul Boerger
A lenticluar cloud in 2012.
A lenticluar cloud in 2012.
Shareen Strauss
Mt. Shasta and a lenticular cloud from McCloud.
Mt. Shasta and a lenticular cloud from McCloud.
Shareen Strauss
A lens shaped lenticular as seen from McCloud.
A lens shaped lenticular as seen from McCloud.
Shareen Strauss
Mt. Shasta and two lenticulars can be seen in this photo contributed by Suzzanne Mendenhall.
Mt. Shasta and two lenticulars can be seen in this photo contributed by Suzzanne Mendenhall.
Suzzanne Mendenhall
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
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A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
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A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
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A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
A lenticular over Mt. Shasta in February of 2000.
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A lenticular is lit with morning sun in February 2020 in this photo by Shasta-McCloud Management Unit Fire Management Officer Paul Zerr.
A lenticular is lit with morning sun in February 2020 in this photo by Shasta-McCloud Management Unit Fire Management Officer Paul Zerr.
Paul Zerr
Stacked lenticular clouds over Mt. Shasta in February, 2014.
Stacked lenticular clouds over Mt. Shasta in February, 2014.
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A lenticular and Mt. Shasta in February 2020, submitted by Suzzanne Mendenhall.
A lenticular and Mt. Shasta in February 2020, submitted by Suzzanne Mendenhall.
Suzzanne Mendenhall
A strange lenticular over Mount Shasta in February of 2020, submitted by Tasha Churchill.
A strange lenticular over Mount Shasta in February of 2020, submitted by Tasha Churchill.
Tasha Churchill
A Thanksgiving Day lenticular over Mt. Shasta, taken in 2016.
A Thanksgiving Day lenticular over Mt. Shasta, taken in 2016.
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A lenticular over the City of Mount Shasta on in January of 2019, submitted by Therese Swenson.
A lenticular over the City of Mount Shasta on in January of 2019, submitted by Therese Swenson.
Therese Swenson
Mt. Shasta with sweet peas and lenticular clouds as seen from McCloud in August 2020.
Mt. Shasta with sweet peas and lenticular clouds as seen from McCloud in August 2020.
Shareen Strauss
Mt. Shasta and lenticulars as seen from McCloud
Mt. Shasta and lenticulars as seen from McCloud
Shareen Strauss
A lenticualr cloud over Mt. Shasta in August of 2020.
A lenticualr cloud over Mt. Shasta in August of 2020.
Shareen Strauss
An add lenticular over Weed submitted by Vincent Clements
An add lenticular over Weed submitted by Vincent Clements
Vincent Clements
A wild lenticular cloud as seen from Lake Shastina
A wild lenticular cloud as seen from Lake Shastina
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