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What sort of weather phenomenon woudl cause clouds like this?

http://www.ksntv.com/news/coolwxpics/default.asp

And here..

http://forums.somethingawful.com/sho...readid=1568989


I like some of the comments on that forum..
"Looks like God's letting his Guinness settle." was particularly good :-)



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Hi,

What sort of weather phenomenon woudl cause clouds like this?


I believe it's called the Photoshop liquid filter.

Simon


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Hi,

What sort of weather phenomenon woudl cause clouds like this?


I believe it's called the Photoshop liquid filter.

Simon


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What sort of weather phenomenon woudl cause clouds like this?

http://www.ksntv.com/news/coolwxpics/default.asp

And here..

http://forums.somethingawful.com/sho...readid=1568989


I've seen them most often when you get a large area of cold outflow on
the back side of a storm. There's still enough convergence to get
forced ascent, but not well organized. The layer above the cloud is
almost certainly stable in the post-convective environment so the
vertical extent is limited. In effect, you're seeing the top side of
turbulent flow.

Harold

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NOAA/National Severe Storms Laboratory


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