For me its just a normal clouds, unlike the storm i was witness in PHILIPPINES and they call it ONDOY which killed many people and destroyed many properties in that country.
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Clever text, Russell. As for Chris's comment about the temperature of the air: it's all relative, isn't it? A T-storm is often born of a column of rising air that is warmer than the surounding air.

Good lord, MNN, every time I click a link to one of your articles from the CNN homepage, I find a glaring factual error that even someone with basic knowledge of the subject would catch. "Thunderstorms are full of hot air". Oh, really? They are? Are you sure they're not, I dunno, the exact opposite - full of COLD air? Honestly, please fact-check your work. Your writers are apparently sacrificing facts in favor of snappy little puns, which, frankly, is unacceptable on a site that claims to

Hey, thanks for the comments. You're right, Bill, it is all relative.

Chris, the sentence you mention refers to the warm, moist air that fuels T-storms. You're correct that the air cools as it rises, but if we're being sticklers, no thunderstorm is completely "full" of just hot or cold air. For info about how thunderstorms form, you could check out this article: http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/translating-uncle-sam/stories/what-caus...