#Nimbus Cloud Formations

Get @reshare_app • @itisartime Berndnaut Smilde, Nimbus ☁️ Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde (@berndnaut ) creates indoor clouds, fleeting formations that hover for only a few seconds before disappearing. Through a precise balance of humidity, light, and smoke, he generates momentary sculptures that exist at the very edge of materiality. Smilde describes them as “temporary sculptures of almost nothing”, a reflection on impermanence, space, and the fragile boundary between the natural and the constructed. Formed inside churches, museums, and industrial spaces, his Nimbus series transforms architecture into an atmospheric stage where time, light, and vapor briefly converge. #BerndnautSmilde #Nimbus #ContemporaryArt #EphemeralArt #ArtInstallation #ArtPhotography #itsartime #VisualArt #ConceptualArt

Mammatus Clouds in Texas 🤯 Mammatus clouds are among the most unusual and dramatic cloud formations in the sky. They’re instantly recognizable by their distinctive pouch-like or bubble-shaped structures that hang downward from the base of a cloud, often resembling a field of soft, rounded sacs. Mammatus clouds typically form in association with strong thunderstorms, especially beneath large, anvil-shaped Cumulonimbus clouds. These powerful storm clouds can tower high into the atmosphere as strong updrafts carry warm, moist air upward. At the top of the storm, the air spreads outward, creating the familiar flat, anvil-shaped top. Unlike most clouds, which form from rising warm air, mammatus clouds are linked to sinking air. They develop when colder, denser air within the cloud begins to descend. This sinking air contains rain droplets or ice crystals. As it falls, evaporation and cooling can cause the air to become denser, enhancing the downward motion. The result is the formation of the rounded, pouch-like structures that hang beneath the main cloud base. 📸 Shot by @a.jewel.wanders on TT

This is verified to be NOT be AI but an actual formation of the clouds..what a beautiful site! One day , EVERY knee shall bow to the King of Kings! #brokentopeace #clouds #Jesus

Cumulonimbus eletrificada de ontem a noite, foi um show de relâmpagos!⚡ Time Lapse com 255 fotos! Nikon D5300 _ #cumulonimbus #southamerica #lightningstrike #rpc #ig_stormclouds #stormphotography #umuarama #lightning #rotaparana #raios #weather #timelapse #atmosphere #nikon #thunderstorm #orage #ig_parana #suldobrasil

People were stunned when a massive face-shaped cloud suddenly appeared in the sky. Phones went up IMMEDIATELY - and honestly… same 😭☁️🔥 #SkyPhenomenon #ViralReels #StrangeSky #CrazyClouds #CloudFace #UnbelievableVideo #FBReelsFun #TrendingReels #ApocalypseSky #capturedinthemoment

In a remote part of India, locals witnessed a remarkable natural phenomenon: large chunks of clouds were falling from the sky. The video, which has gone viral, shows the ground covered in cloud fragments resembling cotton wool or thick fog. But what exactly is this? Meteorologists explain this phenomenon as an extremely rare occurrence, in which dense, low-hanging stratus clouds suddenly descend. This occurs due to sudden changes in temperature and air pressure, when cold air quickly descends, dragging water vapor and cloud particles with it. Interestingly, this unusual event has generated considerable interest online, with many calling it a "cloudfall." Scientists emphasize that this phenomenon is extremely rare and has not yet been adequately studied, but they fear that something similar could be the result of an impending climate catastrophe. #interestingvideo #viralvideo #reelsinstagram #viral #fyp

¡Esta nube puede superar los 12 Kms de altura! Las nubes cumulonimbus son majestuosas, son nubes de convección, y las grandes protagonistas de las tormentas. Son las preferidas de muchos fotógrafos y meteorólogos. Y es que verlas crecer, es todo un espectáculo contemplativo… Su imponente belleza es un aviso de peligro, ya que se les asocian fenómenos meteorológicos severos, como lluvia intensa, granizo, fuertes rachas de viento, actividad eléctrica… Todas las secuencias timelapse han sido capturadas durante los últimos 3 años, en diferentes salidas en busca de tormentas. ¡Espero que te guste! . . . . #timelapse #meteo #cumulonimbus #tormentas #stormchasing

Nubes Mammatus vistas en Reino Unido. Las nubes Mammatus (o mastodónticas) son formaciones nubosas únicas con bolsas o protuberancias que cuelgan de la base de otras nubes, especialmente cumulonimbos, pareciendo mamas o ubres, y se forman por aire frío descendente y denso, a menudo tras una tormenta severa, aunque no siempre son un presagio directo de tornado, sino un subproducto del aire turbulento, y se ven espectaculares al atardecer. #cienciainfinita #science #Ciencia #nature #naturelovers

What makes a cumulonimbus cloud different from a cumulus cloud? Watch today’s video to find out! ☁️🌡️ Follow my page for everything meteorology! #storm #tornado #weather #clouds #marinasmithwx

Iridescent Clouds ☁️🌈 The clouds you see in the image are iridescent clouds, a stunning meteorological phenomenon that occurs when sunlight is diffracted through tiny water droplets or ice crystals in the clouds. ☁️ The colors you see in the sky are the result of sunlight breaking apart as it bends around the tiny water or ice particles. 🌈 In short, when the conditions are just right, sunlight interacts with the water droplets or ice crystals in a thin cloud, diffracting and creating this beautiful rainbow effect. ❤️‍🔥 Do you like rainbows? 👉 @lofipassion 🎥: @//piffono tt #sky #rain #sunset #sunsetphotography #inlove #inlove😍 #inlove💕 #sunset_pics #cloud #paradise #rainbow #rainbow🌈 #iridescence #iridescent #iridescentclouds #nubesiridiscentes #iridiscencia #nubeiridiscente

🇨🇳 | ¿Algo se camina sobre las Nubes? Fenómeno de percepción sobre Handan, Hebei, #China. (Agosto 26, 2024). #rcm #clouds #rare #Strange #Cloud #pareidolia #zabedrosky #phenomenon #strangeclouds . El registro fue cuando sobre las nubes medias, se formó una pareidolia en forma humanoide, el cual desde la percepción del observador o testigo, notó un desplazamiento horizontal debido al movimiento opuesto de otras nubes bajas, dando la sensación visual, que algo "caminaba sobre las nubes medias (Blancas)", del municipio de Handan en Hebei, China, el 26 de agosto del año 2024.