Do you know about wall clouds? Wall clouds form beneath rotating supercells and can sometimes be the area where tornadoes develop. Their lowering, spinning appearance is often one of the first major signs that a storm is becoming dangerous. Nebraska, last season. #StormChasing #WallCloud #Thunderstorm #ExtremeWeather #StormTok

lisa su (ceo of amd) was holding a tiny mini-pc (about the size of a router or lunchbox) during the presentation inside it there’s the ryzen ai max 395 (strix halo) with 128 gb of unified memory (shared for cpu powerful integrated gpu npu). on linux around 110 gb of that is available as vram (* ˘ ω ˘ *) this little guy (like the gmktec evo-x2) can fully run the 235-billion-parameter model (qwen3-235b, mixture-of-experts) and feels super comfy with deepseek v3 and other big models. no cloud, no s

there's just something about a thunderstorm that hits different and this week's fan slime gets it 🌩️🖤 grab it tomorrow at Peachybbies.com 🍑

Mammatus Clouds: Stunning Sky Formations After Tornado Threat

Do you know CLOUDS?☁️ Cumulus — Puffy white clouds that usually mean nice weather. Stratus — Flat, grey clouds that cover the sky like a blanket. Cirrus — Thin, ‘wispy’ clouds high in the sky made of ice crystals. Nimbus — A rain cloud Cumulonimbus — Large storm clouds that can produce thunder, lightning, and heavy rain. Altostratus — Grey or blue-grey middle-level clouds that often cover the whole sky. Altocumulus — Small, fluffy middle-level clouds usually seen in groups or patches. #learnengl

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