July 11 - The Rise and Fall of Noon Clouds: A Relaxing 3-Hour-in-30-seconds Time-Lapse

This time-lapse video shows three hours of cloud movement in just 30 seconds. Filmed around midday, you can see how small, fluffy clouds appear and slowly grow bigger. These are the heat clouds that often develop when the sun is strongest. Because of the high pressure in the atmosphere, these clouds disappear after a few hours without bringing any rain. Enjoy watching the peaceful rise and fall of these beautiful clouds as they dance across the sky.
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This time-lapse video captures a 3-hour period of convective cloud development, condensed into 30 seconds. Filmed around noon under conditions of high atmospheric pressure, it illustrates the typical diurnal evolution of cumulus clouds. Initially, thermal updrafts lead to the formation of cumulus humilis clouds, which gradually grow into cumulus mediocris. However, due to the persistent high pressure and associated subsidence, these clouds dissipate without reaching the cumulonimbus stage, resulting in no precipitation. The footage provides a clear visual representation of the cloud lifecycle in a stable, high-pressure environment.

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