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Observing a Roll Cloud Over Munich, Germany International Airport (credit: Meteo Europe)

7/4/2017

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DISCUSSION: Within the last couple of days, there was some impressive atmospheric phenomena observed over the grounds of Munch, Germany International Airport. As some strong storms passed near Munich International Airport, there was quite an impressive cloud display on-hand.  More specifically, as strong storms passed in the vicinity of Munich International Airport, there was strong outflow which concentrated lift just away from one of the stronger thunderstorms which passed near the airport.  As warmer low-level inflow converged with the colder storm-relative outflow this helped to form a classic roll cloud over the airport which made for quite a scenic background for both taxiing and departing/arriving flights.  It just goes to show that not all facets of severe weather events are immediately hazardous; though everyone should always respect the natural power of nature at every turn.

To learn more about other neat weather events occurring across Europe, be sure to click here!

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©2017 Meteorologist Jordan Rabinowitz
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