Cloud formation beyond Yr Elen seen from Ysgolion Duon
| Date | 21 August 2011 | ||
| Location | Carneddau | SH 67761 63218; 53.14962°N, 3.97882°W | |
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Looking towards Yr Elen, with Anglesey in the distance, from Ysgolion Duon, the ridge between Carnedd Dafydd and Carnedd Llewelyn in the Carneddau range of mountains.
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What an astonishing image! The clouds look like swirling lengths of silk…amazing!
Those clouds are amazing, they almost look like something from a CGI film!
Just beautiful.
Magnificent in any hue.
Una obra de arte!!!!
Great information, we are teaching about weather and weather systems in our classroom this year.
An interesting graphic just came through my school feed that I thought you might like that talks about fun tornadoes facts.
http://www.buildingsguide.com/blog/tornado-facts-safety-tips-infographic
Bre M.
Wake County School Teacher
These are beautiful and exactly how I would imagine the clouds I just photographed had I been horizontal to them rather than below them. Thank you for directing me to this post!
You are lucky to have had the chance to experience these and fortunate to have had your camera at the ready. I think they might possibly related to asperatus clouds, which have recently received quite a bit of interest. A recent post of mine (http://krikitarts.wordpress.com/2012/02/23/nebulous-noteables-paul-bunyan-sf/) contained an image of what might also be another mild example. BTW, the toning is very interesting, but I rather prefer the first one.
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