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Cumulus congestus that appears to be on the verge of developing into a cumulonimbus, with a classic example of pileus over the top of its formation, spotted near Tuggeranong, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Altocumulus lenticularis, along with lenticularis that appear to be at the stratocumulus level in the background, spotted near Torres Del Pine, Patagonia, Chile
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Virga coming close to reaching the ground, which if it did, would be precipitation reaching the surface, stemming from a storm at sunset near Bigfork, Montana, US
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An expansive storm system with shreds of pannus, which are also known as scud clouds, forming below the cumulonimbus, as captured by Warren Keelan from the top of Mount Kiera in Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia
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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
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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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