One sunny day at the My Lawley Cricket Ground, the game was a little tedious so I started cloud watching. Fascinating things clouds. They can appear from nowhere and just as quickly disappear to who knows where. We never look at clouds for more than a few seconds, on the whole. I thought I would show you what happens to many clouds if we look at them for a certain amount of time. Watch as this cloud disappears right before your eyes. [media=https://youtu.be/Ywr-m6ia4pU?si=bAhYKI69C31swoA-]
This is an even bigger cloud. Do you see all sorts of objects in the cloud shapes? I watch clouds are see them disappear before my eyes. I have even seen clouds appear out of thin air. :) [media=https://youtu.be/1Q2XcIXitpA?si=8RviTLv0HlcOqel2]
I look at clouds. There are a significant number of variations. I’m fascinated by them too.
Some come rolling in acting like no normal cloud, with a base of regular cloud stuff and a series of other darker clouds that look deliberate, stacked on top, like a display of marshmallows.
Yes; they come and go in all sorts of shapes and sizes.
I Iremember one hot Summer day watching little cumulus clouds form out of "nothing", drift a little way and fade into nothing again. I think they were over the coast a few miles away, and formed on thermals as the moist air above the sea came over the land.
