5 thoughts on “Storm cell at sunset, drenching Caldwell County, about 35 miles south-east of Austin Texas, U.S.”
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Geoff. Smith. says: Such beautiful pink power. Hope this storm did as much good as damage.
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Ginnie Powell, Austin, Texas, says:
This cell has turned out to be one of the most photographed sights in Austin, Texas, ever. In the last few days, I've found hundreds of views of it all over the internet, but especially on our local TV websites. A co-worker who lives a few blocks away got an almost identical capture of it!
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Carolyn, UK says:
It's a real beauty of a cloud, what colour. Such a force of nature too. Thanks, Ginnie ;)
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2 thoughts on “Shadows at sunset, Austin, Texas. U.S.”
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2 thoughts on “Cloudy sunset before an early Spring storm, Austin, Texas. U.S.”
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3 thoughts on “Trailing tails, Bastrop, Texas. U.S.”
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Trevor says:
Chemtrails: death from above
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this is very simple but i just love it so much
Ginnie, this is very impressive – the shape like a huge planet hovering above…And lovely soft mammatus…Beautiful!
Amazing movement overhead, thank you, Ginnie, that we all get to share in what you get to see.