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Another drive-by shooting done by my 11-year-old son, Drew V Reynolds. I-57 in northern Illinois. Driving to Michigan from Dallas.
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Although I over processed, just the formation of the cloud is just eerie. I'm not sure what to make of it.
Cool and pristine, the clouds stand proudly untouched, from the plane's window at 37,000 feet en route to Turkey.
This was a spectacular scene. The cloud at the bottom of the photo was casting a shadow all the way across the sky. It looked like the hand of God. I wish the photo could do justice to what I saw. Taken at sunset in my yard.
當穩定的潮濕空氣在山區或山脈間流動時，一系列大型的背風波就可能在順風方向形成。如果溫度在波峰處下降或低於露點，空氣中的水分就會凝結，形成莢狀雲。由於潮濕的空氣會流向谷底形成槽波，雲就會蒸發成水蒸氣。
As air flows along the surface of the Earth, it encounters obstructions. These are man-made objects, such as buildings and bridges, and natural features, like hills, valleys, and mountains. All of them disrupt the flow of air into eddies. The strength of the eddies depends on the size of the object and the speed of the wind.【 Wiki 】
I've always liked clouds. There's likely to be more of these as I was on a 500m high ridge with the clouds rolling in off the sea at a lower level.
A pic of the sky and the clouds like 20 minutes ago. Couldn't get a better shot because the wind was amazingly strong.
Nice looking clouds. I always take these kinds of shots but rarely post them. I think this would look good with an aircraft emerging from them. Perhaps a trip to O'Hare... Hmm?
This image of cumulus and high cirrus clouds was taken nea the northern end of the La Sal Mountains in May. Aptly named in Latin, Cumulo- means "heap" or "pile", while cirrus means a ringlet or curling lock of hair; these clouds are frequently called mares tails.
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A tornado in the Rozel, Kansas sequence. The first was rated EF4. Haven't looked on the followups, but likely weak. A good reason to stay back is the overall view.
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#65 in Explore May 10th. Thanks :)
Oops, and I've just noticed dust bunnie >:(