Many of you saw this scary-looking cloud near Truist Park Tuesday night. Pictures and videos started circulating on social ...

Social media was buzzing about a possible ‘tornado’ outside Truist Park during Tuesday's game against the Los Angeles Angels.

Chad Hahn, warning coordination meteorologist at the National Weather Service, also confirmed a tornado did not touch down in ...

Storm chasers colloquially refer to these tubular clouds clouds as "scud vacuums." They can look like a tornado but are benign, slow-moving, vertical fog banks. Another great example of a scud ...

The cloud, which was seen near Truist Park and captured by an Atlanta News First viewer near Akers Mill Road, is called a ...

Scud clouds form below a storm cloud and are wispy in appearance. They can be very narrow which causes the confusion and to be mistaken as a tornado. Scud clouds are harmless, ...

Why do scud clouds look like tornadoes? The National Weather Service in Des Moines received reports of funnel clouds during Wednesday's storm. However, they dispelled the fear of tornadic ...

These rising scud clouds are getting pulled into the thunderstorm’s updraft, part of the flow of unstable air that feeds a thriving storm its energy. There are other lookalikes, as well ...

Canadian wildfire smoke over Michigan prompts air quality advisories and the unofficial "thundersmoke." Unusual weather phenomena: heat lightning, haboobs, virga, scud clouds, and waterspouts. On ...