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GALLERY: Mammatus clouds across Green Country

After the first tornado warnings of the season passed through Green Country, Oklahomans rebounded with a sense of shock and awe when they saw strange cloud formations known as mammatus clouds. Send your weather photos and videos to weatherpics@kjrh.com

Mammatus Clouds over Downtown Tulsa

Mammatus Clouds over Downtown TulsaPhoto by: Courtesy Bill Hader Sr.

Mammatus Clouds after Oklahoma Storms

Mammatus Clouds after Oklahoma StormsPhoto by: Courtesy Anjanette M.

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KJRH Tower on BrooksidePhoto by: KJRH Photographer

Mammatus Clouds in Jenks, Ok

Mammatus Clouds in Jenks, OkPhoto by: Courtesy Olya Clark

Mammatus clouds in Bixby, Okla.

Mammatus clouds in Bixby, Okla.Photo by: Courtesy Wallis Hatch

Mammatus Clouds in Owasso

Mammatus Clouds in OwassoPhoto by: Courtesy Chandler Ellis

Mammatus Clouds in Broken Arrow

Mammatus Clouds in Broken ArrowPhoto by: Courtesy Stan Bearden

Mammatus Clouds at Hyde Park at Tulsa Hills

Mammatus Clouds at Hyde Park at Tulsa HillsPhoto by: Courtesy Jim and Barb Weems

Mammatus Clouds in TulsaPhoto by: Courtesy Don Davis

Mammatus Clouds after the storm

Mammatus Clouds after the stormPhoto by: Courtesy Chas Woods

Mammatus clouds in Sand Springs

Mammatus clouds in Sand SpringsPhoto by: Courtesy The Fitz Family

Brookside mammatus clouds

Brookside mammatus cloudsPhoto by: Courtesy Michael Pagano

Mammatus Clouds in Bartlesville

Mammatus Clouds in BartlesvillePhoto by: Courtesy Shawn P.