NORFOLK, Va. — Did you look at the sky on Monday as the severe storms exited the region? If you did, you might have been treated to a really cool and not-too-common sight in our area: mammatus clouds!

After severe storms swept through the Houston metro area on Tuesday, an eye-catching display of mammatus clouds — a rare and distinctive pouch-like cloud formation — filled the skies over Southeast ...

It was not a bird, a plane, popcorn, cotton balls or giant cow udders in the skies above Bucks County on Sunday evening. So what was it? A unique weather phenomenon. Called mammatus clouds, these ...

Thunderstorms form due to rapidly rising air. At the top of the storm, the air diverges, which is why you get that anvil shape in some of the more intense cells. Mature stage of a thunderstorm Within ...

Mammatus clouds are some of the most visually striking and unusual cloud formations in the sky. They appear as rounded, pouchlike lobes that hang down from the base of a cloud, usually under ...

Many in the tri-state area witnessed a rare display of mammatus clouds after the severe storms that drenched the region Sunday. And these clouds came just in time to create one of the more dramatic ...

Mother Nature delivered a treat on Sunday evening for those who looked up at the sky. No, that wasn't cotton candy up there; after brutal thunderstorms, the rain made way for some gorgeous pink, ...

Clouds are more than just picturesque features of the sky; they are critical indicators of the weather to come. Understanding the various types of clouds can provide insights into current conditions ...

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Just over a week ago, on June 20, 2025, storm activity rolled across the Brazos Valley, leaving behind pouch-shaped clouds that had folks all over the area looking up at the sky.

Mammatus clouds offer a dazzling sight in the sky and usually cause quite the photography frenzy, as evidenced by our inboxes here at the station whenever they make an appearance. They are fairly ...

It was not a bird, a plane, popcorn, cotton balls or giant cow udders in the skies above Bucks County on Sunday evening. So what was it? A unique weather phenomenon. Called mammatus clouds, these ...

In the summer months, the skies can fill up with a variety of interesting and unusual cloud formations, especially during stormy weather. Clouds are more than just picturesque features of the sky; ...