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“Mammatus clouds are most often associated with the anvil cloud and severe thunderstorms. They often extend from the base of a cumulonimbus, but may also be found under altocumulus, altostratus, stratocumulus, and cirrus clouds, as well as volcanic
nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds
There is a type of cloud called the Mammatus cloud that was named for it's resemblance of boobs.
ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10. Undulatus
freshest-tittymilk: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus
stayfr-sh: Bubbles These are natural. More commonly known as Mammatus clouds. On this rare occasion, the lighting makes it look unreal.
yeardleysmith: mammatus clouds over Saskatchewan, Canada
nosdrinker: stivensontheicemage: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
axolotl66: goodnamesgone: Mammatus clouds
ethicfail: Nature: No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10. Undulatus
Mammatus, also known as mammatocumulus (meaning “mammary cloud” or “breast cloud”) — is a meteorological term applied to a cellular pattern of pouches hanging underneath the base of a cloud. The name mammatus is derived from
advice-animal: Mammatus Clouds Are Splendidhttp://advice-animal.tumblr.com/
cryptidsandoddities: Clouds are weird yo.
sarenarterius: asphyxikill: k4gzisawesome: goodnamesgone: Mammatus clouds This would scare the shit out of me I saw clouds like these outside my house in the desert once. > u> OMNOMNOMAMMATUS
queennubian: manboobmaiden: incises: burgundybob: goodnamesgone: Mammatus clouds wow. so cooool love me some titty clouds Cotton balls in the sky
the-devilandgod: nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
belfast62:“ Mammatus Clouds over Pecos, Texas / U.S. ”________________________________________________Mammatus clouds are some of the most unusual and distinctive clouds formations with a series of bulges or pouches emerging from the base
nubbsgalore: photos of cloud iridescence — caused as light diffracts through tiny ice crystals or water droplets of uniform size, usually in lenticular clouds — by rolf kohl. see also: circumhorizontal arcs, asperatus clouds, mammatus clouds, polar
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indypendentnature: Norfolk, Nebraska cumulus mammatus clouds before the storm…. April 14, 2012
nite-beauty: ethicfail: Nature: No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds
delamind: dong-energy: nosdrinker: stivensontheicemage: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud
pullmebacktoearth: These “mammatus clouds” were photographed above Hastings, Nebraska, after a destructive thunderstorm in May 2005. Although their formation is not completely understood, these rare clouds usually develop at the base of a thunderstorm,
iwannagotoofar: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds
sassyboyfriend: pullmebacktoearth: These “mammatus clouds” were photographed above Hastings, Nebraska, after a destructive thunderstorm in May 2005. Although their formation is not completely understood, these rare clouds usually develop at the base
forevermyladyy: nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
bla-bla-bla-black: nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
strayratt: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10.
nubbsgalore:photos of cloud iridescence — caused as light diffracts through tiny ice crystals or water droplets of uniform size, usually in lenticular clouds — by rolf kohl. see also: circumhorizontal arcs, asperatus clouds, mammatus clouds, polar
awkwardsituationist: mammatus clouds, named for their resemblance to the mammary gland, form when air laden with big water droplets is carried to the top of a thunderstorm cloud whose altitude is cold enough to freeze the water droplets. the resulting
coolthingoftheday: TOP TEN EIGHT MOST AMAZING WEATHER PICTURES 1. Mammatus clouds [x] 2. Lenticular clouds [x] 3. Undulatus asperatus [x] 4. Fallstreak hole [x] 5. Polar stratospheric cloud [x] 6. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds [x] 7. Anvil clouds [x]