@BoberGurba said in Can anyone help me ?:
difference between a Wall cloud and a mothership
Hi @bobergurba
'Mothership' is the non-meteorological word for the whole thunderstorm. For example, in the plains in the US, if a supercell forms, you can call it the Mothership.
The wall cloud is a part of the supercell that descends below the thunder that - if correct conditions - a tornado will form beneath coming down from the wall cloud
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In this picture, the 'Mothership is the whole cloud and the wall cloud is labeled at the bottom.
Hope it helps!
