Each month, we choose our favourite image from the Cloud Gallery.
These points of light spotted by David Richards (Member 47,917) on either side of the sunrise not only make for a captivating winter scene, they also tell us the exact shape of the tiny crystals of ice glittering in the morning air. Spoiler alert: they
Continue Reading
Why do some clouds look solid, while others look translucent? We reveal all in Cloud of the Month for November…
Continue Reading
Cloud of the Month for October, spotted during ‘the blue hour’, is all about the time of day…
Continue Reading
Eyebrows will be raised about the classification of September’s Cloud of the Month…
Continue Reading
Cloud of the Month for August is the rarest of the ten main cloud types…
Continue Reading
July’s Cloud of the Month is a rainbow wheel of fortune. Find out more
Continue Reading
June has seen numerous spottings of ‘noctilucent clouds’ across Europe and North America. Why might these rare night-shining clouds, which form right up at the fringes of Space, be starting to appear more and more frequently…?
Continue Reading
May’s Cloud of the Month shows how a Cumulus with big ambitions can develop a cloud halo
Continue Reading
Waterfalls and water rises in the Cloud of the Month for April
Continue Reading