This storm from the East is photgraphed from the apron some 15 minutes after all of the aircraft were put away. Never underestimate the speed of weather change in the tropics!

These immature Cummulo-nimbus never matured since they developed late in the day - learning to read the weather and predict it is important.

This Cb was shedding its load alongside the river Volta. Kpong Airfield lies under the anvil - and a successful flight home was achieved, watching for the dissipation of the Cb as we flew home. Another example of the special way Tropical weather behaves!

Beautiful cirrus formations above Krobo Mountain.

Cirrus clouds are high level and signify clear weather, generally!

Looking at the bigger picture you can really appreciate the African sky!

Less than five minutes later the sky looked like this as the sun set the temperatures dropped rapidly and cloud formations changed... such is the joy of flying in the Tropics!!!