Turbulence Ahead

[efflux]

Cool but a little green. Maybe you could see greenish clouds like this but possibly there would be more colour variation. I don't know because in the UK we never see this kind of coloration. I agree that it's a good idea to keep the smallest feature a little low or it gets a bit fibrous looking.

[rcallicotte]

These are the quickest examples I could find without going outside and taking some photos.  If I can, I'll get some photos in the next month or so and put the results in the Open Discussion forum.

http://extremeinstability.com/august_17,_2001.htm
http://image53.webshots.com/453/8/65/9/2831865090076180796yPHYJI_ph.jpg
http://www.boatnerd.com/news/newpictures02/Algowood5-9-02rf.jpg
http://gothamist.com/weather/images/kp_going_green-thumb.jpg
http://skydiary.com/gallery/chase99/052099storm2.jpg

[Seth]

can't open the third one... but the fourth is... wow Oo

[Volker Harun]

Nice links ... but not green

[Seth]

LOL

[Lucio]

Those cloud formations are really lovely. Great work!

[Mr_Lamppost]

I just assumed that the yellowish colour (On my LCD), was the result of a low sun.  from the parts I can see the tops of your formations are white as would be expected at higher altitudes.

@Mr_Lamppost - I should...I really should.  Need time first.  Thanks for the suggestions and your comments.

If you do find any spare time can I have some  Actually I could do with quite a lot.