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Typical 'anvil' shaped thunder cloud and storm approaching.

Another humdinger of a storm this evening with huge hailstones. And predictions for more of the same this coming week. ( - As if we haven't had enough already!).
Sight and Sound: Well, it just had to be this: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7G2-FPlvY58
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10 comments

Eunice Perkins said:

You must be sick of them! We had a good run of the same, but have had some decent weather for The last day or two. I hope yours improves soon.
19 months ago

elvigiadelosamanecer… said:

Espectacular.
19 months ago ( translate )

Pam J said:

HERE IN TORNADO ALLY WE WATCH THE ANVIL CLOUDS

THEY FLAT TOP AT AROUND 30;000 FT
19 months ago

Andy Rodker replied to Pam J:

I'M SURE YOU DO! YOU HAVE TO!
19 months ago

William Sutherland said:

Impressive capture!

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19 months ago ( translate )

grobi358 said:

Eine sehr interessante Wolke! *****
19 months ago ( translate )

Keith Burton said:

An awesome sky Andy................the contrasting clouds are amazing!
19 months ago

Jenny McIntyre said:

Wow Andy - it really has been bad weather for you over there. Today we had our first rain for a month - but it only lasted about half an hour!!! I love the shape of these clouds, didn't realise how dangerous that one was.
19 months ago

Andy Rodker replied to Jenny McIntyre:

Thank you, Jenny!
I've posted another of this cloud taken an hour or so earlier and it shows the slow progression to when it dropped its load on us! We escaped relatively lightly but a neighbour had a prize tree blasted out!
19 months ago

Andy Rodker said:

ºººMany thanks everybody. Great commenrts as per usual!ººº
19 months ago ( translate )