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In the two week period that we stayed in Austria, most storms were to the south of us, over the Dolomites mountains in northern Italy.
On July 25th this was an advantage, when the anvil of such a storm was near the italian border with beautiful mammatus clouds illuminated by the light of the setting sun.....
One of the exposed parts of an ancient forest on Low Hauxley beach, this one looks a bit like an Anvil
A huge anvil cloud high overhead arrived at the perfect time for a sunset show that lit up the whole sky.... It was one of the best sunsets I've seen here this year.
This is what we saw many times at the back of a large thunderstorm cluster over northeast Nebraska.
Anvil crawler lightning: a lightning discharge occurring within the anvil of a thunderstorm. It is characterized by one or more channels that appear to crawl along the underside of the anvil.
In the last days of the meteorological summer, showers and thunderstorms formed in a polar airmass. They looked more like autumn thunderstorms than the ones we saw earlier this summer.
Views were amazingly clear and transparent with beautiful convective structures. At sunset the anvil of such a storm was beautifully lit by the low sun.
Nice anvils over Lake IJsselmeer in The Netherlands. These storms came after the big ones and were only weakly electrified. Nonetheless they were great to watch and photograph !
1400 Feet above sea level on the windswept Moors above Todmorden is an escarpment of Gritstone which has been shaped over centuries by the ravages of its hostile Pennine climate.
There are quite a number of fabulously shaped outcrops and the one at the top of this incline is shaped like a giant Anvil. The area gets its name from a prominent boulder called "The Great Bridestone" which is shaped like an upturned bottle with a very narrow base.
The weather was very overcast and this was as good as the light got during the visit. I did like the old wall providing a lead in to this scene with the winter grasses providing plenty of texture!
A panorama taken from the top of Grindsbrook with the Anvil Stone in the foreground and the southern edge of Kinder Scout in the background. The previous nights snow rapidly melting.
Padova
Una bellissima nuvola temporalesca, fotografata qualche tempo fa.
Mi piaceva moltissimo il colore perlaceo della nube, e per questo trovo che il bianco e nero la rappresenti perfettamente :)
Foto di qualche tempo fa
Buona giornata
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An ‘Anvil Cloud’ (at top) tops a cumulonimbus cloud (orange, at lower right) bringing thunderstorms to the Shenandoah Valley
Explore no. 79, 9July23
Polar shower with clear rain shaft is illuminated by the last light of the setting sun.
This cumulonimbus cloud produced a few rumbles of thunder before it faded out after sunset.
The Anvil Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse located near Swanage in Dorset, southern England. The lighthouse is built of local stone and was completed in 1881. It was opened by Neville Chamberlain's father, then Minister of Transport. The lighthouse tower is twelve metres tall, the height of the light above the high-water mark is 45 m (148 ft). The light is positioned to give a waypoint for vessels passing along the English Channel coast.
A bolt of lightning leaps out under the anvil of a severe thunderstorm near Arnett, OK on June 21, 2020.
The Anvil Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse located near Swanage in Dorset, southern England. The lighthouse is built of local stone and was completed in 1881. It was opened by Neville Chamberlain's father, then Minister of Transport. The lighthouse tower is twelve metres tall, the height of the light above the high-water mark is 45 m (148 ft). The light is positioned to give a waypoint for vessels passing along the English Channel coast.
The anvil cloud at the top of a thunderstorm, seen from an airplane window at sunset. It was really cool to see and really hard to photograph well. Taken somewhere between Chicago and Boston.
I love the sound of a farrier hitting a horseshoe on an anvil. A good anvil will ring like a bell. I've never owned a full sized anvil but will always collect small examples. The largest here was probably for a gunsmith the smaller ones were most likely jewelers anvils. the two cast iron anvils were used as salesman's samples. I have used them in the past as paper weights and the largest as a door stop.
I was exploring Swami's point at a very low tide. During the fall, the sand erodes and exposes more of the underlying rocks that are not visible in the summer. this poo lone rock was hanging in there as the tide started to raise. Of course the setting sun finding the right holes in the clouds set the mood of perfectly.