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Residents of Sioux Falls, South Dakota were probably a little nervous when they saw the storm turn the world around them green.

Images shared online show billowing clouds and deep green hues that give off a strong Ozark-esque atmosphere.

According to scientists, strange phenomena occur when clouds carry large amounts of water.

This allows the first blue light to emerge from the storm clouds and be seen from below.

Blue light mixes with red light from the sun, turning the sky green.

And when it happens overhead, it creates some pretty dramatic images.

Filters incoming light from water in clouds. (Provider: Twitter)

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It will be a very creepy scene (credit: Twitter)

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It enveloped the entire city in a greenish color (credit: Twitter)

View of the green sky before the storm on July 5, 2022 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA, taken from social media. Aafaque / Twitter @aafaque33 / viaREUTERS This image was provided by a third party. compulsory credit. No resale. There is no file.

The storm hit Sioux Falls, South Dakota. (Credit: Twitter / @aafaque33)

View of the green sky before the storm on July 5, 2022 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA, taken from social media. Aafaque / Twitter @aafaque33 / viaREUTERS This image was provided by a third party. compulsory credit. No resale. There is no file.

It happened on July 5, earlier this week (credit: Twitter / @aafaque33)

This still image taken from a social media video shows a thunderstorm on July 5, 2022 in Howard, South Dakota, USA. Via Twitter @JustinFrantzen8 / REUTERS This image was provided by a third party. compulsory credit. No resale. There is no file.

Ozarks, who? (Credit: Twitter / @JustinFrantzen8)

Surprisingly, this isn’t the only cloud-based news this week.

A few days ago, people in the United States, Canada, and Europe began seeing incredibly bright clouds in the night sky.