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Hans, your tattered contrail is indeed very interesting, and Ruth, both of your pictures are very peaceful and calm.
Broken
Wonderful streaks Keelin, and I especially love Michael’s cirrocumulus, one of my favorites for sure!
Waves in the Sky
Thought I’d share this before I drift off into my cloudy dreams. Do I see a sun pillar? Yes I do
Cloudy, with a slight chance of color
George, that timelapse was wonderful! And Keelin, those cirrus do indeed look frosty. Makes me feel the chill of winter. Following that theme of cold…
Icebergs in the Sky
Ruth I am always ready for some campfires and marshmallows. This one however,was not taken when you’d expect people to do those things. However it does bring a certain warmth to a chilly morning. Presenting(drum roll please :) )
Light Fog within the Sunlit Warmth
Wonderful shots Keelin and Ruth! Both made smile! Here’s one I took just the other day. One of the best cloud-watching days I’ve had in a while.
Fish or Arrow?
Hello Steve! Welcome to the forum, and just know that you have not transgressed in anyway. We welcome you and your pictures from here on out! Regarding the type of cloud in your photo, and the description you have given us, I would say it is probably altocumulus(mid-level) or cirrocumulus(higher, and a tad rarer). It may also be that these clouds may be following the jet stream and that is why they managed to stay put for so long. Hope to see you more often!
Very interesting Heather, I don’t quite know exactly what those are, but I have to agree on tiny mammatus. Very interesting indeed.
Ah, wonderful shots all of you! The sky does amazing things, but sometimes, the most commonplace things are the most interesting. Watched these while eating lunch in my front yard.
Lunchtime View
Wonderful shots Keelin, Ruth,and Michael. I especially likes the interesting colors in Michael’s, the waves in Keelin’s and the very interesting monster lurking in the sky in Ruth’s.
Incoming!
Indeed they are my friend! Wonderful example as well. Technical name is Stratocumulus Fluctus I think. Nice shot!
