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2 thoughts on “Cumulonimbus, also known as the King of Clouds, over Jesi, Marche, Italy.”

  1. Michael Davies avatar Michael Davies says:

    Super Image Giampiero well composed

  2. Laurence Green avatar Laurence Green says:

    Thanks for this beautiful photo, Giampiero. This is my favourite cloud of all clouds.

    The inclusion of the houses in the landscape gives good measure of just how big the cloud is.

    Thanks again.

    Laurence

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A developing storm with signs of mammatus (mamma) over Luskentyre Beach, Isle of Harris, Scotland

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Pileus, also known as a cap cloud, can develop above rapidly rising cumulus or cumulonimbus clouds, as spotted here by Genevieve's father during an evening walk in Minneapolis, Minnesota, US

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Signs of asperitas which was accompanied by wildfire smoke in the air, spotted near Bluff, Utah, US

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Mammatus (Mamma), often associated with thunderstorms, are indicative of sinking cold air that's carried into warmer air layers and create the characteristic bumpy, rounded appearance, as seen here over Hovell's Creek, Geelong, Victoria, Australia.

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Cumulonimbus that produced intermittent bursts of blustery rain near Cotswolds, England

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A night that was filled with sound and light, reflected here by the visible cumulonimbus due to the ongoing lightning strikes, captured by Courtenay's friend, Jack Canter, near Boman, South Carolina, US

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