I am fascinated by clouds

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.

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. :slight_smile:

Here is a Cumulonimbus Cloud
A dense, towering thundercloud

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Just think Bret, all that data floating about in there!

I have never understood “Cloud Data”

Its light and fluffy, that is all one needs to know.

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I’ve never thought of you as having your head in the clouds Bret :grinning:

“I’ve looked at clouds from both sides now
From up and down, and still somehow
It’s cloud illusions I recall
I really don’t know clouds at all …”

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This is where it’s at

https://cloudappreciationsociety.org/

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Without clouds, we would not be here, because they are all part of the fresh water cycle that keeps mankind alive without intervention.

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neither did Wordsworth, otherwise he might have written "I wandered lonely as a Data Centre* :+1: :grin:

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