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Cloud Explosions in the Sky at 40,000 Feet

Huge Thunderheads at 40,000 feet on KLM A300 Over the Mediterranean

Today, a quick photo of the day post with one of my favorite inflight photos from my recent flight between Amsterdam and Uganda. This is a huge thunderstorm over the Mediterranean Sea that towered at least to the 40,000 feet we were flying at this day, and you can see went quick a bit above where we were flying. Somehow these two massive thunderstorms looked like (to me) two nuclear bombs exploding, and of course we were flying into these storms.

I have another post almost ready to go with photos about water, and the well, and kids, and all that stuff so look for that next time.

Huge Thunderheads at 40,000 feet on KLM A300 Over the Mediterranean
Huge Thunderheads at 40,000 feet on KLM A300 Over the Mediterranean

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