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Home-grown clouds from today! Two cumulus congestus, one with pileus, and some cirrocumulus lenticularis clouds!!
Also summer is (finally) actually hitting us here. It's currently 7pm, 31°C (that's about 88°F for the Americans), and the sun is only barely thinking of setting. Can't wait for it to hit a low of about 25°C (77°F) at 2am.
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All times of day all times of night. Illustrations from Reports From Unknown Places, a meteorological fiction project.
Here's an extended look at a few of the clips from the previous video, slowed down, and in the second half, zoomed in to show more details of the clouds. (my favorite part) I'm no expert, but I believe these clouds are cumulus mediocris, evolving into cumulus congestus, and maybe even verging on cumulonimbus. These are some of my favorite clouds to watch in timelapses, because they look a lot like massive explosions, but they're usually harmless.
dunno if these pictures are any good for identifying, but i thought you might enjoy seeing the clouds from above :) plus a glory!
Clouds from above are more difficult to identify, because I can't go off my usual height tells, but they're not impossible!
First image is definitely cumulus or cumuliform, though I'm not 100% certain what it is exactly. Current thought is cumulus congestus stratiformis.
Second image looks to be altocumulus stratiformis perlucidus with a glory.
What's interesting here is that, usually, a glory will be visible in either fog or stratus cloud. But here's a glory - a double-ringed one, by the looks of it!
Sorry this took me so long to get to!!
Looks like we have cumulonimbus incus and cumulus fractus in image 1, nimbostratus praecipitatio in image 2, cumulus congestus, cumulus mediocris, and cumulus fractus in image 3 (with anti crespular rays too), and a mammatus cloud (leaning towards Cumulonimbus) in image 4.
Great spotting!
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clouds !
Image 1 is cirrus intortus and cumulus congestus, image 2 is stratocumulus floccus, and image 3 is nimbostratus.
Good spotting, and sorry this took so long for me to answer!
I bring a large flumfer
This looks to be a cumulus congestus cloud! Though I was so close to calling it a cumulonimbus calvus, it just doesn't look tall enough. There's also not that much difference between the two, anyway.
Good spotting!
I loved the aesthetics of these clouds but emotionally the big one in the middle was going to fuck my day up because more likely than not id have to take a dinghy ride home through it
Oof, yeah, riding a dinghy with a downpour like that wouldve sucked so bad. Very strange and beautiful cloud formation though!!
I wanna say this is a Cumulus Congestus Praecipitatio, with some cumulus mediocris and cumulus fractus hanging around.
There also seems to be a Cumulonimbus Incus in the left of the image, so there is a non zero chance of the central cloud also being a cumulonimbus, but unfortunately the angle means I can only really guess. There's not a super massive difference between cumulonimbus and cumulus congestus, outside of height and power anyway. And presence of lightning.
Great spotting!!
