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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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A large lenticular formation over Tenerife. © Roberto PortoPosted on September 20, 2019This is an example of:
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A hectic time for air-traffic controllers over Erm, Netherlands. © Nienke LantmanPosted on September 20, 2019This is an example of:
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One cloud gives another a stern, raised finger, ticking off over Christchurch, New Zealand. © Victoria MacKisackPosted on September 20, 2019This is an example of:
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Lenticularis over Djupivogur, Iceland. © jentedeschepperPosted on September 19, 2019This is an example of:
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A dissipating asperitas formation over Barre-des-Cevennes, Lozere, France. © Marc ChouillouPosted on September 18, 2019This is an example of:
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A hairy storm system with mamma over Edinburgh, Scotland. © Paul WilliamsPosted on September 18, 2019This is an example of:
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A sunset over Legian beach, Bali, Indonesia. © Trish MPosted on September 18, 2019This is an example of:
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A circumzenithal arc over Taradale. Central Victoria, Australia. © Jenny NestorPosted on September 18, 2019This is an example of:
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Altocumulus with virga trails over Hauraki Gulf, Aucklands, New Zealand. © Barbara EvansPosted on September 18, 2019This is an example of:
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A Cauldron of clouds bubble up at sunrise over Tathra, NSW Australia. © Andrew PiotrowskiPosted on September 17, 2019This is an example of:
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Michael Sharp
April 20, 2017at12:37 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.
Roberval De Oliveira Santos
April 21, 2017at3:02 amWhat a wonderful moment, James ! Congrats !!
Roberval Santos
Laurence Green
April 24, 2017at4:18 pmA cracker shot (pun intended!)! Brill, James, and thanks for the sharing.
Laurence