They get to look the most interesting when they're a bit further west and you can see the sun setting under them while they're pouring rain onto you (and its totally clear skies to the west)
gotta love nature
things as I see them
They get to look the most interesting when they're a bit further west and you can see the sun setting under them while they're pouring rain onto you (and its totally clear skies to the west)
gotta love nature
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Nice shot. Looks like a roll cloud type formation. Looks nice and innocent from the ground but pretty nasty for pilots. Those formations are oftem associated with severe tubulence and wind shear.
Those clouds must have been huge. I love to see clouds, even when they are continuous grey. When you look carefully you can see wonderfully subtle tones in them.
Colin Griffith's comment seems to have vanished, so I'll paste it here:
Those clouds must have been huge. I love to see clouds, even when they are continuous grey. When you look carefully you can see wonderfully subtle tones in them.
@Colin
actually the really *huge* cloud was the cumulonimbus which was above the Coastal area and these ones stretch out underneath it among the low lying hills
We get great clouds round these parts
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