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.
Snow Shower
Massimiliano Squadroni sent us this timelapse taken on 3rd December 2024 entitled“Snow shower” from Auronzo di Cadore, Dolomites, Italy
From the Alps to Apennines – October 2024
Massimiliano Squadroni, continues his project “The Sunrise from Alps to Apennines”. This timelapse was filmed over Casati refuge at Cevedale, Italy at 3269m – Forni Glacier (Sondrio) on 23rd October 2024 this year.
Timelapse Frontignano, Belvedere
Massimiliano Squadroni, continues his project “The Sunrise from Alps to Apennines” and this timelapse was filmed over Frontignano, Belvedere at 1650m on 3 November this year (Apennines, Monti Sibillini, Italy). He told us he would also like to start an appeal to save the glaciers.
From Michael Menger
Michael Menger, Member 16,382 was able to observe clouds at their own height 500 m above the Atlantic on the southwest coast of Madeira. He told us “it was a stunning spectacle at sunset which left me with mouth agape”.
Asperitas over Ontario, Canada
Eileen Hennemann, Member 27,616 was extraordinarily lucky to have her camera ready to video these Asperitas clouds over Ontario, Canada on 6th October 2024. She says “We dashed outside to see a narrow swatch of storm clouds that had creeped up from the US midwest and actually accelerated through our area.”
Sunrise from Alps to Apennines
Massimiliano Squadroni sent us part of his project “the sunrise from alps to apennines”. He told us that he wants to use his videos to launch an appeal to save the glaciers.
Shelf Clouds across Lake Michigan
Tineke Flowers, Member 54,145 recently came across this video of massive shelf clouds stretching across Lake Michigan early on 25th June 2024.
From Calvin Grover
Calvin Grover sent us a compilation of his cloud timelapse videos which he has called “After the Rain”
Skydiving 4500 m Cumulus
Arndt Schnable recently came across this video, “Skydiving 4500 m Cumulus-GoPro 5”, which was made by Marcin Kobylecki. What a great view of the clouds, both inside and out.
