1 thought on “A reclusive pileus formation over North Phoenix, US.”
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Rebecca says: A really dramatic, stormy picture. Well done, Mike! The pileus cloud formation or lens-shaped anvil almost looks like it is wearing a hat. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia
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1 thought on “A classic example of pileus and velum over North Phoenix, US.”
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Rebecca says:
Good picture Mick. Cumulus clouds look a bit like a pile of whipped mashed potato and an afternoon thunderstorm is going to happen. From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia
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1 thought on “A classic example of Altocumulus with virga trails over northern Phoenix, US.”
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Hans Stocker says:
I love to see Virga Weave in color on the gallery Michael. Nature on its impressionistic best. Great capture.
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Thank You Rebecca and Laurence!..Timing was very important for this shot. I consider myself fortunate to have clicked the shutter when I did. The cloud was fast moving as it approached its upward limitation, the troposphere . Yes, I think I caught it at its best.
-MEL
A really, amazingly dramatic, stormy photo, Mike, well done! Definitely looks like a cauliflower or a bomb waiting to explode at any moment! Looks like a strong autumn, electrical thunderstorm and unstable weather will happen pretty soon that afternoon, after a relatively hot bout of weather over North Phoenix, USA, with plenty of thunder and lightning and a deluge of rain. Stay inside and be safe! From Rebecca Hill, Canberra, Australia
Dynamic and explosive! Powerful stuff! Clouds rule!!!
Love it!
Laurence