Discussion
Mammatus formations are most often observed
Answer: A
Correct answer: hanging beneath the anvil of a cumulonimbus
Mammatus are the pouches that hang from the underside of a cumulonimbus anvil, formed where cloudy air laden with ice sinks into the clearer air beneath and is cooled by evaporating as it descends. They indicate a vigorous storm, though they are a consequence of it rather than a threat in themselves - the severe weather is under the cloud, not under the mammatus.
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