
No, this case is not about a Nuclear Cloud...but a real Cloud of todays storm over Cyclades-Greece...luckily not above Syros...(island of Syros)
A sight that cannot be described...unless one looks and become amazed by natures and our planets' beauty...
You can see at the bottom left,the island of Myconos...at the eastern orizon of my observatory...where i captured that incredible image.
I have never seen such a symmetrical “Cumulonimbus incus!”The freezing level is shown perfect...
I took that image with a Canon Power Shot A530 on tripod..
A cumulonimbus incus (Latin incus, "anvil") is a cumulonimbus cloud which has reached the level of stratospheric stability and has formed the characteristic flat, anvil-top shape. It can cause a supercell and then a tornado
A mature cumulonimbus incus is definitely the "King of Clouds", a mighty mountain of moisture often considerably taller than Mount Everest, and sometimes reaching 60,000 feet in tropical and subtropical areas.
25-06-2009
Island of Syros
Greece
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