Clouds: not always awful!

[deanm (Dean)]

Sometimes they make it to APOD:

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap151018.html

Dean

[omegacrux (David)]

Pretty speccy clouds

David

[rustigsmed (Russell)]

my browser always gives me the message

Google Chrome is having trouble accessing the network. blah blah.

[Exfso (Peter)]

Ah mammatus, if I saw that particular formation, I would looking for the nearest place under cover, usually they hang off the bottom of Cumulonimbus. Nice photo that is for sure.

[leon]

Wow that is pretty cool.

Leon

[pixelsaurus (Mike)]

Hastings, Nebraska is good for mammatus. APOD as well.
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140415.html

[LewisM]

If I saw thaat Mammatus while flying I sure would not be admiring it's titacular beauty!

I actually imaged some mammatus from the SEQ storms the other day - I was fairly distant, so the phone cam is zoomed which means they'll be crappy, but I will upload them. Only ever seem mammatus 3 or 4 times. I think I have seen lenticular more often.

[deanm (Dean)]

Lewis - please do share!

Dean

[xelasnave]

Sailing home at days end and the Sun lit them up.
Looked like golden drops about to fall.
So wonderful.
We anchored and gazed until dark and went home under nav lights.

[deanm (Dean)]

Alex - you're a cryptic poet!

Nice words.

Dean

[LewisM]

Like I thought, not the clearest - I was driving and trying to zoom ($300 fine right there!).

You can see one mammary lobe fairly well. visually, it was quite nice, and really quite beautiful.

[xelasnave]

Thank you Dean for your compliment and thank you for starting the thread for now I can name those wonderful clouds I saw.