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I have flown over this area at a fairly low altitude and have seen that before. The contrast between the miles of desert sand and the subdivision is quite noticeable.Yep. It says "A housing development in Cathedral City, near Palm Springs." I found it pretty funny this was shot in California who is complaining about water. All those houses with personal pools and nice lawns.
How did you know this was Palm Springs? They just look like any other suburbs to me.
Thats pretty wild, where was this taken?Supercell
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Thats pretty wild, where was this taken?
We do not see clouds like that in Denver
It's the SoCal way.Houses lumped right on top of each other? Ugh, no thanks.

Mammatus Clouds ...snip...
I took this a few weeks ago, about 10 miles south of the last tornado to hit Moore, OK.
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Yup, mammatus are most often associated with the anvil cloud and also severe thunderstorms.
And boobs. Don't forget boobs.Yup, mammatus are most often associated with the anvil cloud and also severe thunderstorms.
Palm Springs (area) is on an aquifer and not experiencing water shortage. "califorinians" are not complaining about water, your news source isYep. It says "A housing development in Cathedral City, near Palm Springs." I found it pretty funny this was shot in California who is complaining about water. All those houses with personal pools and nice lawns.
How did you know this was Palm Springs? They just look like any other suburbs to me.

