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Funnel Cloud west of Anson, TX. Took this facing north on HW180, I think we were around 15-20 miles west of Anson, TX. That one didn't touch ground, but only about an hour earlier there was an F2 on the ground a little farther north. My friend took some video, and you can easily see it spinning...
Last time I saw thunder this large or fast was in Hong Kong… whoa.
(Photo straight from the camera w/ no editing whatsoever so the colours are real)
Taken aboard a Boeing 757 somewhere over Southern Utah. The large cloud looks like it's ready to engulf the smaller clouds below.
Leica M9 + 1962 50mm f/1.4 Summilux
50mm, 1/250th, f/16, ISO 160
Clouds form frequently over the buttes in Kanab, Utah.
Shot at sunset with a Pentax K-5 and Sigma 8-16mm DC HSM at 9mm, f8, 1/60 sec., ISO 80
Trail end of storm clouds moving through Chicago. These were the same ones that caused much damage in Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas. Taken on the way home from work from the Ashland & Lake CTA station
Beautiful weather today so stopped off on the way home from todays wedding to grab a personal shot of the beautiful sky.
Mammatus clouds are clouds that have pouch at the bottom. Each such cloud can be as large as 1-3 kms in diameter. These clouds are usually seen after a thunderstorm.
Most days after work I do an hour or two hike in the mountains. This was taken a mile from the truck, about 5 miles down the road from my house.
The sign of a furious lightning storm. The clouds tells us, through grooves and patterns, to be careful. Mother Nature again being familiar in her parenting ways.
This is my favorite- it was very different from the rest of my photos as the clouds appeared as fire around the lunar eclipse.