This monster of a cloud formation which dwarfed the land below as storms roamed the area at the time, is a form of cumulus cloud called cumulus congestus.
Copyright: Peter Hillman
Camera used: Nikon D7200
Date taken: 20th May 2017
Place: From rear garden, Staffordshire
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Powerful, almost a bit scary but at the same time., absolutely amazing!
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Thank you, Anita 🙂 Clouds are one of the things I have always been drawn too.
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Amazing.
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Thank you 🙂
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So hard to make clouds look like you see them ‘in your head’, you did it. Nice.
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Thank you. You are right there about seeing the clouds and trying to capture them as you see them.
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These are summer clouds for us, so it surprised me to see this one. Then, I checked the date. May is about when we’d begin seeing them, too — and aren’t they marvelous? I love watching them on the days when they billow up quickly.
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Yes, this is one from the archives, but they are marvellous to behold these billowing clouds.
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It’s often worth a visit to the archives. I have a few languishing there myself, and they need to have their own time in the spotlight!
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Wow, very impressive.
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Thank you, Susanne 🙂
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This is a VERY impressive cloud!
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Than you, Anne 🙂 It certainly impressed me at the time!
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Quite imposing, yet beautiful.
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That is a huge cloud. Is that part of the enormous bombogenesis that’s happening in the North Atlantic?
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This is one from the photo archives, and it was like movie armageddon cloud. I just love that word ‘bombogenesis’ … had to Google it lol! 🙂
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What an amazing sight. I’l be out the door taking multiple photos if I saw those clouds around home.
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Thank you, Vicki. I know your love for clouds, and you would have really liked these 🙂
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Wow, that is quite a site. I love watching clouds, I have never seen one quite like that.
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Thank you very much, Sandra 🙂 They are quite awesome to behold these cloud formations.
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Wow! Nice shot.
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Thank you, David. It’s trying to catch them at the right moment as they are always changing.
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Wow! Amazing. It’s so huge.
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Thank you! 🙂
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Beautiful and impressive this big big cloud! I hope everything went well with the storm.
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Thank you. Storm Dennis has wreaked havoc across the country, I am thankful I don’t live too close to a river or flood plain.
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I understand that very well! Nowadays it is reasonable not to live close to water.
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Whoa the scary and awesome power of weather as we have had our share this year with Ciara and Dennis. I have never known thunder in Feb before.
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It has been really bad with the flooding for sure this winter. So wet and yet so mild, too, even nature is so confused.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you, Julie 🙂
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