Cumbre Vieja: Pyrocumulus cloud at sunset by Álvaro Rguez
A pyrocumulus cloud, also known as a fire cloud, forms in the sky above BC Wildfires
A pyrocumulus cloud, also known as a fire cloud, forms in the sky above BC Wildfires
This Pyrocumulus cloud from a forest fire looks like a nuclear bomb was dropped...
Pyrocumulus clouds over Colorado, East Troublesome Fire, Oct '20. Credit Amanda Windischmann
91 wildfires now across US — Heat from fires so severe it's causing thunderstorms without rain via pyrocumulus clouds. cnn.com/2021/08/01/us/us-…
Time lapse of the Palisades Fire Pyrocumulus Clouds v.redd.it/ijr906zymjz61
🔥 A pyrocumulus cloud, also known as a fire cloud, forms in the sky above BC Wildfires
Pyrocumulus cloud from Southern Oregon's bootleg fire. It has produced some lightning. pbs.twimg.com/media/E6ddv…
Oregon wildfire causes miles-high ‘fire clouds’ as flames grow: Pyrocumulus clouds viewable from 100 miles away as Bootleg fire grows beyond size of New York City theguardian.com/us-news/2…
Pyrocumulus clouds form from the fast and intense heating of an area to create convecture, which in turn creates a cumulous cloud. Volcanoes, forest fires, and nuclear explosion (in the form of a mushroom cloud) are all prime causes of pyrocumulus clouds. v.redd.it/6qzouaphwij71
Lake Fire Time Lapse, Day 3 - Pyrocumulus Clouds - Aug 14, 2020 v.redd.it/2hm1g6odq3h51
This is a pyrocumulus cloud produced by smoke from the Australian bushfires. It’s 12km high. It produces its own thunderstorms, fire tornadoes and 100km/h winds.
Pyrocumulus cloud from the Creek Fire in California as seen from a flight to Las Vegas, estimated at one point to be 8+ miles high
Two ash plumes and a pyrocumulus cloud over Reykjavík today. A wildfire on the left and a volcanic eruption on the right. [OC]
Two ash plumes and a pyrocumulus cloud over Reykjavík today. On the left is an ongoing wildfire in Heiðmörk, and on the right is the magnificent eruption in Geldingardalir.
A Qantas plane inadvertently entered a pyrocumulus cloud from the Australian bushfires
Mind Blowing Imagery of Explosive Australian Wildfires with Billowing Pyrocumulus Clouds
Apple Fire pyrocumulus cloud viewed 114 miles away from Sandstone Peak on Saturday
Pyrocumulus cloud forming over the August complex wildfire, California, USA [6144x3113] [OC]
I am an airline pilot, this is just one of the many pyrocumulus clouds from the devastating fires we fly past everyday
🔥 Pyrocumulus clouds forming from a bushfire in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia.
California's Fires Are Creating Volcanic Clouds. The fires are burning so hot that they're making their own pyrocumulus cloud systems, each up to five miles high. These clouds are also making firefighting efforts more difficult. outsideonline.com/2330891…
An 8 AM Pyrocumulus cloud. Fire in Loyalton, California seen from Nevada
TIL wildfires make clouds called pyrocumulus (fire cloud) as smoke rises and condenses in the upper atmosphere along with the water evaporating from burned plants. If it's big enough it becomes a pyrocumulonimbus (fire storm cloud) with its own wind system. lightning and even fire whirls (tornadoes) scijinks.gov/firestorm/
🔥 A pyrocumulus cloud forming before a fire tornado 🌪 🔥
Pyrocumulus cloud from last night's fires. Shot from Arvada, looking northwest. No filters.
Two ash plumes and a pyrocumulus cloud over Reykjavík today. A wildfire on the left and a volcanic eruption on the right. [OC]
Massive Pyrocumulus cloud formed by a burn off near Danseys Pass yesterday afternoon
A Qantas plane inadvertently entered a pyrocumulus cloud from the Australian bushfires
One of the Pyrocumulus clouds over Colorado as seen from a B739 at FL370 v.redd.it/8di08pyayxl51
Mind Blowing Imagery of Explosive Australian Wildfires with Billowing Pyrocumulus Clouds
🔥 The under side of a pyrocumulus cloud from a fire that’s out of control. Taken at *noon* local time.
A Flammagenitus or Pyrocumulus Cloud forming over the fires west of our town. Bodalla, NSW.
Lake Fire Time Lapse, Day 3 - Pyrocumulus Clouds - Aug 14, 2020 [0:29] v.redd.it/2hm1g6odq3h51
I painted a pyrocumulus cloud from the nearby wildfire. Acrylic on canvas 8x12.
