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3 thoughts on “Guilherme Touchtenhagen Schild”

  1. Guilherme Touchtenhagen Schild says:

    Thanks guys!

  2. Keith Coldron avatar Keith Coldron says:

    Well exposed considering the lighting conditions.

  3. Laurence Green avatar Laurence says:

    Terrifc contrast – the warm golden sands twixt against a forbidding glowering stormy sky. What a scene to behold! Dramatic, to say the least!

    Laurence

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It had been nine years for Cecelia between sightings of a horseshoe vortex, with this most recent one spotted over Manteo, North Carolina, US

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A robust Cumulus congestus spotted over Peregian Springs Beach, Queensland, Australia

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Remnants of a non-convective Asperitas cycle, as observed and reported by Yashraj, beginning as structural gravity waves at the base of Cumulus congestus, evolving into honeycomb patterns, and dissipating as they interact with the dry, high-heat plateau terrain over Guna, Madhya Pradesh, India

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