A mysterious cloud feature in Atlanta may have fooled people into thinking they were seeing a tornado. Here's an explanation ...

This is the dramatic moment a scud cloud resembled a tornado as it loomed over Georgia. Footage captured by Mark Shavin shows ...

Funnel clouds are also smoother than scud clouds. "We compared the meteorological conditions and what we saw on radar together to determine that they were not funnel clouds or tornadoes and not ...

The 10 basic cloud types are classified by height (high, mid, low) and predict different weather patterns. Cloud names incorporate roots like cirro, strato, cumulo, nimbo, or alto, based on their ...

The most common type is your traditional cone-shaped cloud found extending downward from severe thunderstorms. These clouds DO rotate. These clouds are often a precursor to tornadoes, but not always.

Many of you saw this scary-looking cloud near Truist Park Tuesday night. Pictures and videos started circulating on social ...

Funnel clouds were reported in St. Charles County, ... Here are some types of tornadoes — and other, much smaller phenomena that spin up like tornadoes — and how to tell them apart.

Funnel clouds have been spotted high up in the sky in eastern Iowa Tuesday. The atmospheric conditions are ripe for these ...

Let’s break down the types of clouds you’re most likely to see, categorized by their altitude and appearance: high-level, mid-level, and low-level clouds. To stream WFMY News 2 on your phone ...

Seeing a funnel cloud on the horizon is one of the scariest things anyone can witness. But not all tornadoes are created alike. There are different types of tornadoes.