Those photos are nice to look at, especially the last of the group, but
those little bits of fluff don't look quite as menacing as what I've
seen driving on the plains in the USA, I guess because there are spaces
between them. Don't have an image I can grab easily to compare - but I
bet Darren does
ann
On 12/18/2013 04:08, David Mann wrote:
We were warned about possible thunderstorms and hail which were supposed to hit
during the afternoon today. We actually had fine weather all day, but as I was
sitting down to eat my dinner I looked out the window and saw some mammatus
cloud. That has been on my list of things I want to see so I grabbed the
camera and went outside.
Only trouble is I have a difficult foreground so I had to get what I could. I
was wishing I was up on the hill. But the lighting wasn't too bad so I'm quite
happy.
http://gallery.multi.net.nz/gallery/49/#geso
I seemed to be standing in a clear patch; the view in the opposite direction
(south, where it was coming from) was quite menacing. I thought we were going
to be hit big-time but it turned out to be nothing here. From what I can see
on the weather radar most of the action occurred out at sea.
Cheers,
Dave
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