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.
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.
Clouds, Altocumulus Lenticularis – Monte Rosa
Massimiliano Squadroni, shared this recent timelapse that was filmed from Monte Rosa, Alps, Italy. It was created on 12th September 2022 using the timelapse technique with solar powered web cameras.
Funnel Cloud over Kansas
Sara Blumenstein, Member 24,936, spotted this video of a rare angle of funnel cloud spiralling into the sky on the abc7NY YouTube channel. It was captured by a resident from Kansas.
“The Human Weather”
Society founder, Gavin Pretor-Pinney took part in a documentary, “The Human Weather”, that went out earlier this year. It was produced by Choi, Pyeongsoon, Program Director of Documentary at Korea Educational Broadcasting System.
Pilot’s Glory and Cloudbow
Gary McArthur, Member 5,353, made a short video clip of a Glory + Cloudbow captured from his aircraft in Tasmania on 4 June 2023. The image width is about 80 degrees.
Cloud Timelapse over Burnie, Tasmania
Gary McArthur, Member 5,353, sent us this timelapse of mesmerising patterns produced by an upper altocumulus floccus layer projecting shadows onto a lower layer of Altocumulus stratiformis . It was captured from his home in Tasmania, Australia in February of this year.
The Yukon Aurora
In September of last year, George Preoteasa, Member 41,445, travelled to Whitehorse, Yukon. Although the aurora was the main attraction, he found that the Yukon is stunning. He told us: “as you know, I take timelapse pictures and turn them into movies, so of course I have one from this trip. The aurora was let’s […]
Horseshoe Vortex from an altitude of 4,700ft
Gary McArthur, Member 5,353, told us he was very lucky to capture this Horseshoe Vortex from an altitude of 4,700ft just south of Wynyard, on the Tasmanian NW Coast