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Title
Mammatus Clouds
Artist
Paul Rebmann
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
Mammatus clouds that formed near sunset after severe thunderstorms passed through the area.
This image has been featured in the following groups:
All Natural Beauty of this World,
CLOUDS Always the same but never the samE,
Orange Euphoria
& Sky And Or Clouds
On October 9, 2008 a group of severe thunderstorms, some of which contained tornadoes, moved through Volusia County Florida. At 5 pm the sky was as dark as in the middle of a moonless, cloudy night. About an hour after the storms passed through, the sky took on an eerie yellow cast that was even noticeable indoors. I went outside and saw these unusual cloud formations that I later learned are called mammatus clouds.
Mammatus clouds often form before or after intense thunderstorm and/or tornado activity. The name is derived from the Latin word for breast - mamma.
As some time passed, the sky color deepened to the more typical orange of sunset and the mammatus clouds dissipated. No filters were used in taking any of these photographs, nor were the colors changed digitally.
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October 9th, 2014
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Port Orchard, WA - United States
Wow, what an incredible shot of such a rare sight! Well, rare in the Pacific Northwest at least. Beautiful job Paul. And, congratulations on the features!
Savannah, GA - United States
Congratulations! This image was featured in 'All Natural Beauty of this World' and on their FB page! l/f/fb
Beresford, SD - United States
Amazing work, Paul. I have featured your image in the FAA group "Sky and or Clouds".
Buffalo, NY - United States
Congratulations Paul on your feature in the Orange Euphoria exhibit "Intricate Skies"! Your dramatic photograph induces a state of sheer Orange Euphoria!
Grants Pass, OR - United States
Gorgeous image! I once took a similar photo in Reno, NV that looked almost like polyps! Again, great image!
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