Marenger told KIRO 7 the experience was "pretty incredible."
Marenger said it was 85 degrees and muggy when she noticed the cloud formation.
In the post she shared on Facebook with videos, she wrote, “In the distance it looked like a huge wave heading towards us, so we decided to watch it come in. We didn’t get any rain, but the wind was so strong when it hit shore, you could hardly breathe.”
See her videos at this link or below.
The National Weather Service defines a shelf cloud as a low, horizontal wedge-shaped arcus cloud, associated with a thunderstorm gust front. They also form occasionally with a cold front in the absence of thunderstorms.
In Other News
1
The Latest | Third and fourth alternates selected for Trump's hush...
2
Potential jurors express anxiety about deciding Trump hush money case...
3
Ukraine, Israel aid advances in rare House vote as Democrats help...
4
Kit Harington leans into playing a bad guy in 'Blood for Dust'
5
Israel, Iran play down apparent Israeli strike. The muted responses...
About the Author