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Showing posts with label cumulonimbus capillatus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cumulonimbus capillatus. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 March 2013

Sunshine and snow showers



Some big cumulonimbus clouds passed overhead, shedding snow, sleet and hail-like lumps. Changeable afternoon. One minute bright sunshine, the next deep gloom.



A friend said that the edge of this cloud at the bottom, the dark bit, looks like a man trying to kiss the telegraph pole.

Sunday, 22 April 2012

More biggies

A big hairy monster, bringing more rain.

Wednesday, 11 April 2012

Cloud build-up

Lots of cloud activity today, with cumulus congestus building up in the sunshine.

For a while, there was a mixture of cirrus, contrails, and a few puffs of cumulus mediocris.
Then a build-up of cumulus clouds, like this cloud mountain.
It looked like they were already having rain to the south east.
Forms were changing fast.
The mountain peak was overtaken by a cumulonimbus capillatus (with the fringe on the top).