13 times the sky looked like something out of a horror film

Monday, July 25, 2016, 5:24 PM - It's thunderstorm season and that means hail, strong winds and torrential rain have been roaring through the country.

Dark, ominous clouds are one indicator a big storm is brewing, and sometimes those clouds can take on a life of their own.

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 We went digging through the archives and found 13 stunning photos of clouds that could serve as the backdrop to a horror film.

12. Taken in Davidson, Saskatchewan during a tornado warning

Taken July 1, 2016. Courtesy: Gunjan Sinha

11. Canada Day supercell in Chamberlain, Saskatchewan

Taken July 1, 2016. Courtesy: Notanee Bourassa

10. Storm cloud over St. Albert, Alberta

Taken June 13, 2016. Courtesy: Ingrid Vandergaag

9. Storm cloud over St. Albert, Alberta

Taken May 16, 2016. Courtesy

8. Angry sky in St. Catharines, Ontario

Taken June 13, 2016. Courtesy: Martin Angus

7. Storm moving over Gray, Saskatchewan

Taken July 14, 2016. Courtesy: Mark Duffy

6. Mammatus clouds at sunset in Morden, Manitoba

Taken July 20, 2016. Courtesy: Shannon Mann

5. Storm brewing in Pontiex, Saskatchewan

Taken July 3, 2016. Courtesy: Ryan Crouse

4. Dark sky in Penske, Saskatchewan

Taken June 14, 2016. Courtesy: Mark Duffy

3. Massive clouds in Janetville, Ontario

Taken August 2, 2015. Courtesy: Coleen Spatafora

2. Lightning over Yorkton, Saskatchewan

Taken July 20, 2016. Courtesy: Ryan Crouse

1. Colourful clouds in Orcadia, Saskatchewan

Taken July 3, 2016. Courtesy: Chelsea Grunert

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