Even on quiet nights out for dinner with my wife, weather geekdom can find its way to the surface. Friday was one of those evenings. The Italian restaurant was packed so I dropped my wife off to get ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Several Local 12 viewers around the Tri-State this weekend sent in photos of an oddly-shaped cloud asking for an explanation of what it is and how it forms. Meteorologist Paul ...

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If you ever spot an anvil on the top of a cloud, you can bet it’s a sign of maturity. But just because the cloud is mature, doesn’t mean it’s going to play nicely. An anvil, also known as an anvil top ...

A storm cloud described by some as a “nuke” cloud drew the attention of hundreds of San Antonians Saturday evening as it poured heavy rain over Atascosa county. Matthew Brady, a meteorologist with the ...

You may have spotted it over the mountains near Vancouver, B.C. or the Bellingham area - a strange looking cloud with a flat top that resembles a giant anvil. The technical name for this type of cloud ...

Every October, the U.S. Postal Service likes to issue stamps of interest to children, along with teacher kits for use in the classroom. In the past, that's included "creepy-crawlies" like insects and ...

I LOVE clouds! There... I said it. To spend a few minutes just watching them gives you an incredible insight into the fluidity of the atmosphere around us. Once you can "read" them, you begin to ...

Incus: The upper, flattened, anvil-shaped, ice-crystal portion of a cumulonimbus (thunderhead) cloud formed when the storm’s updraft encounters a layer of relatively mild, stable air and spreads ...

As the International Space Station traveled towards the terminator, an astronaut shot this oblique photograph of a heavily clouded region near the northeastern coast of Brazil. The angle of the ...

I LOVE clouds! There... I said it. To spend a few minutes just watching them gives you an incredible insight into the fluidity of the atmosphere around us. Once you can "read" them, you begin to ...