Cloud Watchers – April 12, 2012
Cloud Watcher Journal – Entry for April 12, 2012 Dear Cloud Watcher, It wasn’t but four days ago I revamped my interest in the shiny bubble that looms overhead. Tonight, as I played catch with my brother and his son, the light was fading. I noticed out of the corner of my eye that sun rays were shooting out at angles from an odd mass of clouds. I excused myself as I ran for my camera and pointed it up into the sky once again as shapes... Read More
April 9, 2012 – Cloud Watchers – Sunset Cloud Photos
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a Cloud Watcher article, but here we go …… Did you see the sunset tonight? Wow, just a few wispy clouds in the sky, but what a show. Take a look. If you would like to see a larger photo, just click. Altocumulus Clouds - Mid-level Clouds Cirrocumulus Stratiformis - High Clouds Cirrocumulus Stratiformis Undulatus - High Clouds If you LIKE these Photos, Please give us a LIKE or Share.... Read More
Cloud Watchers: August 29, 2010
Did you catch the sunset last night? A sprinkling of rain come over late this evening and left a few interesting cloud formations. Check out the photos below to see what was photographed. If you like these posts, please click the facebook like button below or use the save/share to help pass the word around about our Shawnee Hills. You can, also, keep up-to-date by e-mail by filling your e-mail address below. Thanks. Read More
Cloud Watchers: July 9, 2010
Did you catch the sunset last night? Clouds from an evening thunderstorm still lingered near sunset. At first, it seemed that the sun would be hidden behind deep clouds preventing those brilliant shades of pinks, reds, and blues. The show was on, though, as the rays of light spotlighted the high cumulonimbus clouds. Take a look at what was photographed. If you like these posts, please click the facebook like button below or use the save/share... Read More
Cloud Watchers: June 12, 2010
Did you see the sunset last night? After a scorching day of heat and humidity, the sky popped with reds and dark blues as the sun went down. The anvil cloud photo was taken on June 9, when a thunderstorm was rolling just south of us. If you like these posts, please click the facebook like button below or use the save/share to help pass the word around about our Shawnee Hills. You can, also, keep up-to-date by e-mail by filling your e-mail address... Read More
Cloud Watchers: May 31, 2010
Around 7pm last night some strange clouds rolled in. Dark, low hanging clouds turned everyone’s attention to the sky. Wind could be heard in the distance and soon it was upon us. There was only a little rain involved, but it was quite impressive. These clouds are called arcus clouds, or shelf clouds, and are sometimes associated the front edges of a cold front. Here are some photos of the clouds that passed over. To see the full image... Read More
Cloud Watchers: May 3, 2010
Just wanted to do a quick post after a brief thunderstorm rolled through this evening. The sky was lit up with different shades of blue and sunset red. Enjoy! Make sure to sign up for our updates via e-mail subscription near the right corner to receive updates before anyone else. Thanks! Dragon Cloud Light Clouds Clouds after a Thunderstorm Read More
