According to the official Weibo of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Meteorology @MET Beijing News, the cumulonimbus clouds that appeared over Beijing this evening are like big blooming flowers, blooming on the horizon, which is too spectacular.
On the evening of June 4, a huge “fire cloud version” of cumulonimbus appeared over Beijing, like a huge cotton candy.
@chinaweather posted a time-lapse video. As the sun sets, the clouds are dyed orange, which is very beautiful.
According to the data, cumulonimbus clouds, also called thunderstorms, are a type of cumulonimbus clouds. It is due to the adiabatic cooling of the air in the form of convective motion, which makes the water vapor saturated and condensed.
The cumulonimbus cloud is thick and thick, the cloud body is huge like a towering mountain, and it is in the shape of a steamed bun.
Cumulonimbus often produces thunderstorms, showers (snow), or drooping rain (snow) flags. Sometimes squalls or hailstorms occur. There are occasional tornadoes at the bottom of the cloud.
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