Category: Cloud Videos

Clouds never stay still. They’re in a state of perpetual transition, mutating from one form to another. This ephemeral, ever-changing quality is part of their beauty. If you have time-lapse video of clouds for this page, upload it to a video hosting site like Vimeo or YouTube and send us a link.

High Based Thunderstorm

Art Griffey recently sent us a selection of his time lapse videos recorded in Hopkinsville, KY, USA. The first shows a high based thunderstorm and we will be posting more over the next few weeks.

Kenilworth Castle

Kenilworth Castle Time Lapse

Cloud enthusiast, Mark Mitrofaniuk recently sent us a selection of his time lapse videos. Here is one taken over Kenilworth Castle with music composed by his friend, DJ Enfusion. Keep an eye out for more videos from Mark soon!

Lee Wave Clouds

Lee Wave Clouds

Over the summer Bill Ward is a regular noctilucent cloud watcher. He recently recorded these lovely Lee Clouds in silhouette against the summer twilight sky.

Cumulus Time Lapse

Cloud watcher, Tony Volante, recently sent us his first time lapse cloud video. The scenery is of an Iron Age Hill Fort near Newton Abbot, Devon, England.

Cloud Cult

We were recently sent the link to this video by Christina Kollman, a cloud enthusiast. It is the official music video for the song “Everybody Here is a Cloud” by Cloud Cult.

Clouds Thunder

Cloud Appreciation Society member, Eric Balestra, recently sent us this video of thunder and lightening behind clouds… very dramatic!

Zero Gravitas

Cloud enthusiast Vera Uzhva sent us this amazing video of clouds as they are seen by her friend who is a pilot… it also demonstrates how much fun is had while flying!

Timelapse Blue Sky House

Cloud watcher Ted Socolofsky sent us his recent timelapse video of clouds passing over a valley south of his home. 5 days and nights compressed into less than 10 minutes…

Clouds

Lisa Hills has sent us this video made by her niece, Heather (aged 15). Heather loves all things clouds and this video exudes her enthusiasm.

Thirty-six Views of a London Tower: A Homage to Hokusai

Cloud watcher and short film producer, Adam Alive, has sent us his latest short film which he thought would interest our members.

Inspired by the work of Hokusai a Londoner seeks his own Mount Fuji and explores the urban landscape. Although primarily an art film there is plenty of interest for cloud and weather watchers alike with some wonderful sky views.

Fire and Clouds

Photographer, Ron Walter has sent this video of fire and clouds. The first part is dedicated to the clouds and moves onto fire and smoke.

Pannas Cloud

In the early evening of July 6, 2012 a huge Pannus-Cloud showed up above the provinces Zeeland and West-Brabant in the Netherlands. There was no time to set up a camera for a time lapse; so Ireen Wijmans filmed it for several minutes. This is the result:

Winter Clouds

New Cloud Appreciation Society member Bill Smock sent us this link to his video taken in Berkeley, California during the winter.

HDR Timelapse Sunset

Cloud Appreciation Society member, Gordon Burns sent this short HDR timelapse made of low clouds rolling in towards Calne, Wiltshire, UK

Kelvin-Helmholtz sweep over Birmingham

That’s Not Why We Think You’re Crazy, Stacey…

Clouds that look like a series of breaking waves are known as ‘Kelvin-Helmholtz’ formations. They can appear at the low, middle and high cloud levels. This video, filmed from Birmingham, Alabama, US, shows a particularly low example of Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds. So dramatic were the waves that they were featured in the local news, described by reporters as the ‘tsunami clouds’. We like dialogue between the cloudspotting couple. She want’s him to call the TV weather man to ask what they are. He seems to be too busy using his power tools to put up some shelves at the same time as he’s filming them…