Mammatus clouds form when moist "juicy" air is thrown up into the stratosphere and out over bone-dry layers of air by a thunderstorm. When the storm passes, the air freezes and falls, forming these seemingly upside-down-looking clouds. Here, as the sky clears to the west, sunset lights the underside of the retreating cloud deck.
Kansas City, Missouri | © 1997
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Make someone's whole day when they open this card in the mail! Let them know in a most intimate way that they are special to you.
Our photographic Greeting Cards come with an archival photo print on the front, reproducing the scene in vivid color and detail and made to last a lifetime. Mounted on 5x7 linen card stock, the blank cards provide a smooth, quality writing surface with plenty of room.
The title and a description of the nature encounter appears on the back, plus the place and date the photograph was taken. Card comes with envelope in an individual clear plastic protective sleeve.
Many people pin the cards to their wall! It also can be framed to make a nice addition to the decor. Either way, they will remember your thoughtfulness.
