Michael Sharp
April 20, 2017 at 12:37 pmJames a very beautiful photograph that describes accurately what can be seen in the image. I would be very happy if it was one of mine.
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A mammatus formation at sunset over Indianapolis, US. © Amy BrownPosted on June 21, 2017This is an example of:
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A sunset with mamma over the 2017 Open Golf course, Wisconsin, US. © Dan DobrowolskiPosted on June 15, 2017This is an example of:
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A sunset over Sweetwater, Tennessee, US. © Talena LunsfordPosted on June 15, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Waterflow, New Mexico. © Lynne RobinsonPosted on May 17, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Lively, Ontario, Canada. © Paul LaplantePosted on May 11, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Melksham, Wiltshire, UK. © Mike GorringePosted on May 5, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Loudon, Tennessee, US. © Talena lunsfordPosted on May 3, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation at sunset over Kiwa Pueblo, New Mexico. © Paul KinslowPosted on May 2, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Esher, Surrey, UK. © David WorthPosted on April 21, 2017This is an example of:
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This type of lightning spotted over Lubbock, Texas, US, is known as anvil crawler lightning, it travels horizontally, never hits the ground but 'crawls' on the underside of the anvil of a Cumulonimbus cloud. © James BowersPosted on April 19, 2017This is an example of:
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Roberval De Oliveira Santos
April 21, 2017 at 3:02 amWhat a wonderful moment, James ! Congrats !!
Roberval Santos
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Laurence Green
April 24, 2017 at 4:18 pmA cracker shot (pun intended!)! Brill, James, and thanks for the sharing.
Laurence
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A face in a mammatus formation over Concepcion, Chile. © Claudia Alvarez FabioPosted on April 11, 2017This is an example of:
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A classic example of mammatus over Redding, California, US. © Larry LiebscherPosted on April 4, 2017This is an example of:
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Harry
April 5, 2017 at 2:00 amVery nice Larry! In my view, your picture is underrated here – I might have slightly enhanced the contrast, but I appreciate you may have rejected that ‘falsification’. Fwiw, I discovered not long ago that images I had inadvertently taken on ‘Vivid’ setting appeared to me more in accordance with the reality of my recollection than those taken on ‘natural’… In other words, not in any way faked but genuinely more how it appeared to the (or my) senses.
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A mammatus formation over Cedar Rapids, Iowa, US. © Lee WellsPosted on March 28, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Littlestone, Kent, UK. © Michelle QuinlanPosted on March 27, 2017This is an example of:
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A sunrise with cryptic cloud faces in mammatus over Perth, Western Australia. © Catherine ShawPosted on March 22, 2017This is an example of:
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A storm system over Manfredonia, Italy. © Modestino CarbonePosted on March 13, 2017This is an example of:
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A storm system hovering over the Vicentine Alps, Italy. © Raine De GiorgiPosted on March 10, 2017This is an example of:
- Cumulus
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A storm system over Adelaide, south Australia. © Genevieve OomensPosted on March 3, 2017This is an example of:
- Cumulus
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A classic mammatus formation over Palazzolo Acreide, Sicily, Italy. © Sebastian Luciano FerlaPosted on January 25, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Cooma, southwest of Sydney, Australia. © Joan NagyPosted on January 16, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation with a host of cryptic cloud faces over Lexington, Kentucky, US. © Matt MarlinPosted on January 9, 2017This is an example of:
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A mammatus formation over Lake Macbride state park, near Iowa City, US. © Andy HartwigPosted on January 4, 2017This is an example of:
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A distant storm, (60 miles away), viewed from Pecos, Texas, US. © Jim SchaeferPosted on December 21, 2016This is an example of:
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A storm system with mamma over Mundelein, Illinois, US. © Krissy CarnehlPosted on December 19, 2016This is an example of:
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Michael Davies
December 20, 2016 at 7:46 amJust one word—whaw
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Laurence Green
June 17, 2017 at 4:17 pmThis is cloud drama which I love leaving me wondering how things are going to develop. That is the magnetic draw of cloud viewing.
Laurence