Cumulonimbus clouds are considered the absolute kings of the cloud world. Cumulonimbus clouds are commonly known as thunderstorm clouds, and while the bases of these clouds sit between 1,100 and 6,500ft usually.. they are the ONLY cloud in the world that takes up the entirety...
Arcus clouds are some of the most photogenic clouds to capture and quite commonly occur across Australia, especially during the months of September to May where the majority of the thunderstorm season occurs. Why this time? because during these months, thunderstorms produce spectacular shelf clouds...
Mammatus clouds are some of the most recognisable and photogenic clouds on Earth, with their distinct and unusual lumpy appearance being a noticeable characteristic which separates it from literally every other cloud type. Mammatus is derived from the latin word “mamma” which can be translated...
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