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Shreds of pannus, also known as scud clouds, can take on different shapes and sizes, and usually exists within the saturated environment beneath a storm. This example was spotted over Cotia, São Paulo, Brazil
Volutus (Roll Cloud) associated with a storm system that produced heavy rain, as spotted by Anuja's nephew, Akshay Shankar, over Bangalore, India
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Mamma (Mammatus) clouds following a thunderstorm over Chalfont, Pennsylvania, US
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Shreds of Pannus, often referred to as scud, accompany a storm system over Baraboo, Wisconsin, US.
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Tentacles of pannus, also known as scud, over Bethesda, Maryland, US.
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Tentacles of pannus often referred to as scud, hang from a storm system over Highland Beach, Maryland, US.
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Shreds of Pannus, often referred to as scud, trail from a Cumulonimbus storm system over Florida, US.
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A view of Ashford, Kent, taken from the Wye Downs, UK.
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