@ Pieter wolk gisteravond! Bedankt pieter!!

Om even terug te komen op je foto's van gisterenavond, en de vraag wat de naam van de wolk is. Hier een paar antwoorden van mensen op een Engelse weernieuwsgroep waar ik de vraag ook even gesteld heb:

-----------------------
Pieter,

These pictures seem to show Cumulus (base of
approx 3000ft AGL), lifting and spreading out under
an inversion into Stratocumulus Cumulogenitus at
around 4000 to 4500ft AGL. I'm certain that no
showers or thunder would be associated with this
cloud.

Regards,

Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire... max temp 21.3C today).

-----------------------

Stratocumulus cumulogenitus, cumulus mediocris.

Les

-----------------------

Ook Ben kwam even langs

Hello,

Actually it's a plain cumulus cloud with a very thin Sc cloud above it
|(I've seen dozens of those today myself), which creates the anvil look. The
cumulus cloud has a vertical height of no more than 50-100 metres, and is
located just underneith the inversion (located around 2km). Today the
weather in The Netherlands was totally stable and temperatures were around
20°C.

Ben.