The cloud formations are genuinely stunning, Zac. You can feel the energy of that wind just looking at these shots.
I agree with your 10-photo rule. Cloud photography works best as a sequence because each frame captures a different mood or shape. Cutting it down to 4 or 5 would lose the story of how the sky evolved over the day. The "no yap" approach between pictures is smart too — let the images breathe.
Your concern about El Niño is valid and worth repeating. People tend to ignore weather warnings until the damage is done, especially in vulnerable areas like townships where infrastructure can't handle extreme conditions. Better to sound repetitive now than silent later.
Also, props on sticking to real photography with no AI or heavy editing. In an era of generated images, authentic shots from a bridge camera carry more weight. The colors you saw through the lens are what make these special.
Stay safe out there, and keep capturing those skies. Shalom!
RE: Just a beautiful day.