Cumulus Humilis by gardenfolk

Cumulus Humilis

The humble
Cumulus humilis
never hurt a soul.
...Gavin Pretor-Pinney

When we were driving to Truckee last week, I took 53 photos of these clouds. I just loved the cumulonimbus clouds! They were huge and filled the sky.

For cumulonimbus formation, you need lots of warm and moist air, increasing winds and the atmosphere around the cloud to be "unstable."

Cumulonimbus clouds are thunderstorm clouds and a threat of severe weather. They were not directly over Truckee so we had a dry evening and rain came later.

https://www.thoughtco.com/types-of-clouds-recognize-in-the-sky-4025569
That's national geographic stuff! You must have been so high to see these, you would have needed oxygen! fav
August 14th, 2022  
They look amazing!
August 14th, 2022  
Stunning
August 14th, 2022  
Awesome
August 14th, 2022  
Wow they look amazing, like an explosion.
August 14th, 2022  
Wow
August 14th, 2022  
❤️⭐️❤️
August 14th, 2022  
Amazing capture...
August 14th, 2022  
A fabulous capture.Fav😊
August 14th, 2022  
they are huge!
August 14th, 2022  
Brilliant capture of layers
August 14th, 2022  
Those clouds are amazing. I can see how yo would keep shooting. Awesome composed shot. Really neat how the bottom part of the image feels like a curve, brings out fantastic lines.
August 14th, 2022  
At first, I thought you were in a plane to get this shot, but then I read your narrative! What an amazing shot, Cathee! Well done! Fav (p.s. Thank you for the link)
August 14th, 2022  
A wonderful capture and view.
August 14th, 2022  
Wonderful shot
August 14th, 2022  
Terrific symmetry and really spectacular clouds.
August 15th, 2022  
Amazing clouds
August 15th, 2022  
Great cloud's formation.
August 15th, 2022  
Awe-inspiring!
August 15th, 2022  
Wow!! Mountainous. Very cool looking.
August 19th, 2022  
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