SAN ANTONIO – A stunning, mushroom-shaped cloud was spotted in the San Antonio area as the sun was setting on Saturday and KSAT viewers were quick to capture it!
According to KSAT Meteorologist Sarah Spivey, the cloud is known as a “cumulonimbus” and happened after a cold front wiped away the humidity and moved through the Alamo City.
As to how the cloud formed, Meteorologist Sarah Spivey breaks it all down in the video below:
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If you have photos you want to share of this spectacular cloud, you can do so through KSAT Connect here or on our KSAT 12 app.
Shared below are viewer photos of the ‘mushroom’ cloud on Saturday:
Emaguillon21
Right above us at our home heading towards Pleasanton Tx
Julie Garza
Amazing!
Rdeleon8679
Picture taken by Joseph Delgado out in Poteet, TX on 4/15/23.
Donna Nelson
Beautiful clouds after the cold front last night in Cat Spring, Tx
Christian210
Giant cloud at sunset 😍
Manuel Rivera pics
Photograph of a thunderstorm 4-15-23
Pink Ninja
Saturday night crazy beautiful cloud view and watching the hummingbirds
