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Scud clouds are often mistaken for tornadoes – what are they?

I recently experienced a situation where I instantly identified a cloud as a “scud cloud” and so did several of my meteorologist colleagues. In fact, the National Weather Service website defines them as “Low, ragged stratiform or cumuliform cloud elements that normally are unattached to larger thunderstorm or cold frontal cloud bases.”

Source: www.forbes.com