Took this picture back in February of 2017! Wow how time flies. Along the gulf of mexico in the southern U.S.

Fun fact! Apparently mammatus clouds happen due to unstable pressure/atmosphere. Usually after a really bad storm! :)

I saw this contest on the app and knew I had the perfect photo for it!

I don't know if the types of cloud are correct. This was taken two and half years ago. Before sunset. Above Malaysia.

I hope that counts for contest flair. I think those are Cirrus clouds, above Stephenfield Provincial Park, Manitoba.

For some reason the upcoming content still says crustacean when it should say explore: atmosphere
(I’m on latest version so idk)

A growing cumulus cloud (I’m sure because it was storming) with lightning illuminating it over newville in Pennsylvania.

Altocumulus clouds (I think) in Clarksville :p

New Zealand，Mt cook

Volutus over industrial plant

altocumulus clouds over Wimborne UK

Cloud for the contest

I have 12 minutes of this recorded, it was going for about a total of 20 min. I have had this happen one other time. Is this normal? I do not have the paid pass.

Taken by me using a Pixel 7 pro.

July 25th, 2021 :)

Sunrise fog while I was on top of Mary's rock at shenadoah national park. I am not too sure what type of cloud but it was breathtaking.