Interesting clouds
Interesting clouds
I was really bored in the traffic this morning but saw some interesting looking clouds over the West Rand...cell phone pictures not great though.
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Simon
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Re: Interesting clouds
looks like Mammatus clouds. It is rare and you get this underneath a big Cumulus Nimbus, i.e. thundercloud, Cb
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Plonker the Great Photographer!
Those are some of the best photos I've seen from you!
Those are some of the best photos I've seen from you!
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Sox wrote:Plonker the Great Photographer!
Those are some of the best photos I've seen from you!

Simon
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Think you are right Morph
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Ja I was also looking at that lot.
So can some of the clever people tell the rest of us what it is in simple terms
It looked like waves under the clouds.
So can some of the clever people tell the rest of us what it is in simple terms

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Apparently the wavy, sometimes udder-like (hence the name, mammatus - mammory) appearance is as a result of down draughts within the cloud. Usually seen just after a thunderstorm has passed. Definately not flying weather
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Interesting clouds
Yip - mammatosies ... even bus drivers divert around them.Morph wrote:looks like Mammatus clouds.

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Morph, where the hell do you store all this knowledge. Almost every time someone seeks help on this forum you are one of the first to assist. I truly take my hat off to you. Well Done.
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This has happened a lot this rainy season - never seen it before. Whats the story
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You know, some people (like me) appears to be overweight, baring a sparewheel/crash helmet/ love wart - or whatever name the uninformed would subscribe to it.Hot Stuff wrote:Morph, where the hell do you store all this knowledge. Almost every time someone seeks help on this forum you are one of the first to assist. I truly take my hat off to you. Well Done.
Truth is that some of us are very clever - thus requiring more strorage space for the knowledge - hence the additional bulk around the waste - easier to carry and not too far away from the control centre...



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Hi guys...
Taken over Kimberley 30 minutes ago!
Awesome looking at them mushrooms in the sky!
Taken over Kimberley 30 minutes ago!
Awesome looking at them mushrooms in the sky!
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Do you get clouds in Kimberley John????
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Re: Interesting clouds
Of course they have clouds ..., it is satelites which they haven't got yet ! 

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