National Weather Service offers training to spot risk
A shaggy wall cloud hangs below a larger-diameter, likely slower-rotating cloud which is left of a dense precipitation shaft.
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A shaggy wall cloud hangs below a larger-diameter, likely slower-rotating cloud which is left of a dense precipitation shaft.
Image courtesy Patrick Skinner/Comet MetEd
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