As strong storms passed through the Hill Country on Sunday afternoon, several KSAT viewers captured images of hailstones near Kerrville and stunning Mammatus clouds that made their way into San Antonio.
Mammatus clouds form from sinking air associated with the turbulence in cumulonimbus clouds, according to KSAT Meteorologist Mia Montgomery.
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Frig
Cloud moments
RvNana
Mammatus clouds heading towards LaVernia ballpark
SMAS
Saw these clouds on drive to SA from Seguin. What type are they?
RebeccaV
Clouds in New Braunfels near Gruene
West
Driving on I10 towards 1604. Rain clouds from Medina Lake area!
hossboyd
Mammatus clouds never seen before over New Braunfels 18 June around 7:30 PM
DMontoya
Marshmallow Clouds
isa_bella
Clouds rolling in by Fort Sam.☁️
Aunt Cis
largest one is about 1.5”, but most in the yard are the smaller ones.
caskey
Rowdy rainbow(s) after the storm in Kerrville!!!
S Burley
Interesting clouds in New Braunfels
Frig
Cloud moments
Lisa in Ingram
Hail and lightning
RMeyer
Center of Kerrville
AKHansen
Kerrville, TX
Mary lang
Hailing in Kerrville, TX
marie
Gorgeous clouds
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