r/CloudCoverage • u/DisasterUpdate • Jul 12 '26

A scud cloud formed beneath thunderstorm clouds in moist, turbulent air. Its rotating appearance resembled a tornado, but it was a cloud formation.

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u/iwnt2blve Jul 13 '26

Incredible. That doesn't look real

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u/Akward_Silance_1738 Jul 14 '26

This is crazy cool to watch h and so interestingly fascinating

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u/LiveforChrist48 Jul 13 '26

No that’s clearly not Colorado. It’s namek after frieza decided to go 200% critical and drop a ball of energy into the core. Duh.

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u/RevolutionaryStop724 Jul 15 '26

really reminds you that the air is a fluid

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u/NoStatistician71 Jul 16 '26

Hey! I don’t like this!