Incus by skytim
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Description
A cumulonimbus incus is a mature thunderstorm. The 'incus' is the anvil shape of the cloud as the water vapor rises and reaches a ceiling of cold air. Depending on the strength of the updraft the cloud may reach over 60,000 feet in some situations, usually in tornado alley (the midwest).
This one is probably 30-40000 feet.
Comments (9)
Amethystwolf
Beautiful!
Trepz
And it's damn nice(;
Mondwin
Fantastic image.......bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
water
Very beautiful !!
FrankT
very nice clouds, must have taken ages to get them looking like that
dlk30341
Well done :)
dburdick
How in the world did you get those beautiful puffy cloud edges. Superb work!
abstractix
Nice, Tim! (both the piece and the description). I've always loved cloudscapes.
geirla
Very nice image!