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Looks Like The Clouds Have Plans For Rain Today

The meme is split into two sections: a bright yellow top banner and a landscape photograph below. The top banner contains white serif text reading 'It might rain today' next to an emoji of a cloud raining blue raindrops. The lower section shows a sky filled with dark storm clouds, with bright sun rays breaking through from behind the cloud formations. The large central cloud is coincidentally shaped exactly like a standing human figure urinating downwards, creating a crude visual pun where the cloud's implied 'urine' is framed as the forecasted rain.
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It might rain today

Overview

The meme is split into two sections: a bright yellow top banner and a landscape photograph below. The top banner contains white serif text reading 'It might rain today' next to an emoji of a cloud raining blue raindrops. The lower section shows a sky filled with dark storm clouds, with bright sun rays breaking through from behind the cloud formations. The large central cloud is coincidentally shaped exactly like a standing human figure urinating downwards, creating a crude visual pun where the cloud's implied 'urine' is framed as the forecasted rain.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of content posted to the r/Meme subreddit on Reddit. It uses a naturally occurring cloud formation that bears an accidental resemblance to a urinating person, paired with a simple text banner adding a forecast of rain to sell the visual gag. No significant edits appear to have been made to the original cloud photograph beyond the addition of the top text and emoji banner.

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