Rare “Roll Cloud” Forms Over Parrish

This morning, a Parrish woman was able to snap a pic of a rare cloud formation. Paul Delegatto from Fox 13 says these roll clouds are not seen often... let alone captured in a photo. Delegatto says roll clouds like this form before a thunderstorm.

Wikipedia says they're actually called volutus clouds. They are NOT associated with funnel clouds or tornado activity.

Roll clouds are low to the ground and tube-shaped. The "rolling" is due to a variation in speed and direction of the wind.

Did you capture any pics of it? Tag @GenoRadio and I'll share it below.

Florida sunsets turn anyone with a cell phone into a photographer. How do ours compare against sunsets around the world?