While the wildfires in California devastate large areas of nature, the sky creates a spectacular view. The so-called pyrocumulus cloud is created by intense heat, such as the forest fires.
The American state is doing everything in its power to put out the forest fires. Including the Boeing 747 Supertanker is started, but the fires are not yet under control. The extreme heat causes the pyrocumulus cloud is created, which produces spectacular images from the air.
Today I was flying from San Jose to Las Vegas on SWA & I looked out my window & I saw this cloud. I l found out that it is a cumulonimbus flammagenitus cloud aka pyrocumulonimbus cloud, a type of cloud that forms above a source of heat, such as a wildfire #CreekFire pic.twitter.com/HCqyWiHpNx
— Thalia Dockery (@SweetBrown_Shug) September 6, 2020
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Another aerial photo of the Creek Fire that saw online. A Kafkaesque issue is that pyrocumulonimbus clouds, which NASA calls “the fire breathing dragon of clouds,” are so potent that they create their own weather systems, including lightning that can start additional fires: pic.twitter.com/V0wAghjEJZ — David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) September 7, 2020 –
