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Home›Image of the Day: HMAS Darwin Approaches Meteorological Phenomenon

February 4, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Image of the Day: HMAS Darwin Approaches Meteorological Phenomenon

The Royal Australian Navy’s Warship, HMAS Darwin, sailed towards a meteorological phenomenon, where Alto Cumulus clouds formed lines across the sky, due to wind sheer caused by one high pressure system following another. The image was taken during HMAS Darwin’s sail to the Operation Slipper. HMAS

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The Royal Australian Navy’s Warship, HMAS Darwin, sailed towards a meteorological phenomenon, where Alto Cumulus clouds formed lines across the sky, due to wind sheer caused by one high pressure system following another.

The image was taken during HMAS Darwin’s sail to the Operation Slipper.

[mappress] Naval Today Staff, February 4, 2014; Image: Royal Australian Navy, ABIS Sarah Williams

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