Timelapse of Cumulus Nimbus over northern Swiss Alps 

Ikr

Some thunderstorms can surpass that invisible barrier

@@Seraphiathor yup those are called overshooting cloud tops

@@LukeD26 I know.

more like the troposphere is a body of water and thunderstorm convection is like pushing a blast of water up from the bottom. It pushes on the surface of the tropopause and then settles just below it like real water. Fluid dynamics baby

I'm guessing, 1 minute...?

5 seconds i think

Your VIDEO AND NICE

Multicellular thunderstorm forming ;)

@@Derpowsky yes

You can also say Cumulus Nimbus. I think the swiss people and people from Bavaria in Germany say that

@@germanstorms2785 Oh okay. Thanks for telling me that. I didn’t know.

@@niksterrr1110 Your welcome

Not unrare

@@germanstorms2785 No, you can't. then you're refering to two different things. The word Cumulonimbus is specific on one thing.

@@germanstorms2785 Cumulus: something that piles up, heap in a pile, has a cumulative effect etc. Nimbus: dark cloud Cumulonimbus: tall cloud or large cumulus cloud/often an anvil cloud that's flat on the top when fully developed, that can produce a squall(rain/snow/hail) or/and a thunderstorm.

​@@Larsholden702*nimbus rainy

earth: yeah but you dont have life but i have lolololol

@@Gabriel41932 Ooh, good point. But then how come your living organisms are ruining you.

@@jupiter3636 earth: good point but uhhhh but uhhh but huuubutuhuuuuhhhh but..

Earth: but you have no ground lololoo

Venus: wtf is happing there bro 💀💀💀💀💀💀

Nope. Cumulonimbus storm clouds.

Brennuvargr r/woosh

@@jamestreft5570 It wasnt a joke I think. Im sure Pawel is a Chemtrails idiot

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