Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clouds. Show all posts
Friday, October 17, 2014
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Nice Shelf Cloud
We had a nice storm approaching this evening and I ran out and got pictures of the leading edge as it came in. It had a lovely shelf cloud.
The bulk of the storm was passing to the north of us and for a short while the last remnants of the sunset were visible through the rain and lit up the base of the clouds.
The bulk of the storm was passing to the north of us and for a short while the last remnants of the sunset were visible through the rain and lit up the base of the clouds.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Nice clouds from this evening
We have some tiny showers passing through, but the way the clouds looked as the sun was getting low was really nice. I had my camera with me so I grabbed a few shots.
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Cloud Identification
Anyone care to try to identify these wavy clouds? Photos taken 12/12/12 in northern SC around 11 AM.
Monday, August 27, 2012
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Cloud-Watching at the Beach
There have been some lovely clouds here while we've been at the beach (AL coast).
Not that this has anything to do with meteorology, but it's my blog and I can put whatever I want on it: I was very disappointed the first few nights we were here were so cloudy. I had brought my binoculars (very nice ones) and star charts so I could take advantage of the low light pollution. The last two nights, however, were very clear and I was able to see quite a lot. Sagittarius is prominently in the south and it's a busy area. Lots of open and globular clusters, several nebulae and just generally a lot of stars (right in the Milky Way). I saw the Lagoon Nebula and M22 for the first time. (;
| First day we were here. I hadn't allowed the camera to fully acclimate. |
| Cumulonimbus over Mobile Bay |
| This shower actually caught up to us before we got inside. |
| Love the contrast. We had a lot of rain off and on the beginning of the week. |
| shower looking north over Mobile Bay |
| lovely mackerel sky |
Not that this has anything to do with meteorology, but it's my blog and I can put whatever I want on it: I was very disappointed the first few nights we were here were so cloudy. I had brought my binoculars (very nice ones) and star charts so I could take advantage of the low light pollution. The last two nights, however, were very clear and I was able to see quite a lot. Sagittarius is prominently in the south and it's a busy area. Lots of open and globular clusters, several nebulae and just generally a lot of stars (right in the Milky Way). I saw the Lagoon Nebula and M22 for the first time. (;
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
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