Mammatus Collection

Mammatus or mammatocumulus clouds form on the underside of thunderstorms, Oklahoma, United States of America, North America

Sorapis paradise
Sergio Saavedra Ruiz

Palm trees with dramatic sky

Typical Iceland landscape with mountains and lupine flowers field. Stormy sky with menacing mammatus clouds on background

Lone Maple (Acer) in a field against cumulo-nimbus and mammatus clouds. Picardy, France, May

Aerial view of mammatus clouds on Corteno Golgi, Camonica Valley, province of Brescia, Lombardy, Italy

Mars and Earth together - mud volcanos in Eastern Europe
Vio Oprea

Trouble in Kansas
An enormous thunderstorm complex surges across the Kansas prairie during storm season in Tornado Alley; Kansas, United States of America

Mammatus lit up by lightning as it crosses a highway
Mammatus from a collapsing severe thunderstorm is lit up by lightning as it crosses the highway; Durham, Oklahoma, United States of America

Mammatus Clouds over a freight train
Freight train with mammatus clouds overhead while on a storm chasing tour; Oklahoma, United States of America

Mammatus storm clouds above a windmill on the saskatchewan prairies; Saskatchewan, canada

Mammatus storm clouds above a lake in the saskatchewan prairies; Saskatchewan, canada

Lightning Strike Over Lake Superior
Thunderstorm with lightning strikes over a Lake Superior coastal shelf near Grand Marais, Minnesota. Crevices with pools of water reflect the storm clouds

USA, Oregon, Bend. Mammatus clouds take on a variety of colors at sunset in Deschutes County, Oregon

USA, Oregon, Bend. Mammatus clouds are often found hanging on the underside of as cloud such as these near Bend, Oregon

Mammatus clouds C016 / 5817
Mammatus clouds at the edge of a thunderstorm. Mammatus clouds have a pouch-like appearance and form in the presence of sinking air. These clouds are associated with turbulent and stormy weather

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Mammatus clouds, also known as mammatocumulus clouds, are a mesmerizing sight that form on the underside of thunderstorms. These unique cloud formations can be found in various parts of the world, including Oklahoma in the United States and Picardy in France. In Oklahoma, North America, a lone maple tree stands tall amidst a backdrop of cumulo-nimbus and mammatus clouds. The contrast between nature's beauty and the impending storm creates an awe-inspiring scene. Across the Atlantic Ocean in Picardy, France, an aerial view captures the breathtaking display clouds over Corteno Golgi in Italy's Camonica Valley. The province of Brescia is transformed into a surreal landscape as these captivating formations dominate the sky. Moving further east to Eastern Europe, we witness Mars and Earth together through mud volcanoes. This extraordinary phenomenon showcases how even otherworldly landscapes can be adorned by mammatus clouds. Trouble brews in Kansas as dark storm clouds roll overhead. Mammatus lit up by lightning illuminates their distinctive shapes as they traverse across highways - a dramatic spectacle that leaves one both fascinated and cautious. Nature's power extends to industrial settings too; freight trains become mere specks against an imposing backdrop storm clouds stretching endlessly above them. Saskatchewan prairies provide yet another canvas for this atmospheric masterpiece. A windmill stands resilient beneath swirling masses storm clouds on those same prairies. Its blades spin against an ominous sky while reminding us that beauty can exist even amid turbulent weather conditions. Lakeshores offer tranquil moments juxtaposed with intense natural phenomena; here again we find Saskatchewan prairies blessed with stunning views as mammatus storm clouds cast shadows over calm waters - nature's duality at its finest. The simplicity yet grandeur of just stating "mammatus" encapsulates it all - these cloud formations possess such striking visual impact that words often fall short in describing their beauty.