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The skies keep changing (Undulatas Asperatus clouds in New Zealand … the only new cloud formation to receive its own classification since 1951)
minazarei: dilfgod: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN
minazarei: astrocyte-deactivated20171202: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN
nubbsgalore: known informally as asperatus clouds, this atmospheric phenomenon gets its name from the latin aspero, a word used by romans to describe the sea as it was roughened by the cold north wind. though the cause of their formation remains unknown,
nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds
sixpenceee:Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing.
jockohomo: APOD, Asperatus Clouds Over New Zealand - “What kind of clouds are these? Although their cause is presently unknown, such unusual atmospheric structures, as menacing as they might seem, do not appear to be harbingers of meteorological doom.
awkwardsituationist: asperatus clouds via the cloud appreciation society photographed by (1) ken prior in perthshire, scotland; (2) rebecca fein in pioneertown, california; (3) bill slater in hamner springs, new zealand; (4) cate kelly in hamner springs,
toothpast: 103312: asperatus cloud asparagus my ass tuRN THE FUCK AROUND
subtrainer: awkwardsituationist: asperatus clouds via the cloud appreciation society photographed by (1) ken prior in perthshire, scotland; (2) rebecca fein in pioneertown, california; (3) bill slater in hamner springs, new zealand; (4) cate kelly in
ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10. Undulatus
freshest-tittymilk: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus
nubbsgalore: known informally as asperatus clouds, this atmospheric phenomenon gets its name from the latin aspero, which roman poets used to describe the sea as it was roughened by the cold north wind. though the cause of their formation remains unknow
nubbsgalore: known informally as asperatus clouds, this atmospheric phenomenon gets its name from the latin aspero, which roman poets used to describe the sea as it was roughened by the cold north wind. though the cause of their formation remains unknown
another-concrete-r0se: illbegotdamn: minazarei: astrocyte-deactivated20171202: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN
space-cops: aids-trees: asperatus cloud more like the god damn apocalypse
minazarei: dilfgod: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN *hits blunt* its like the atmosphere is an ocean of air maaaaan
nosdrinker: stivensontheicemage: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
sixpenceee: Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing.
exrayed: lunchtrae: minazarei: astrocyte-deactivated20171202: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN trippiest shit ive ever seen I LOVE CLOUDS AND RAIN AND DARK WEATHER AND GAH
lunchtrae: minazarei: astrocyte-deactivated20171202: asperatus cloud x IT’S LIKE WATCHING THE WAVES ABOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN trippiest shit ive ever seen
sixpenceee: Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerising.
ethicfail: Nature: No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus 9. Mammatus Clouds 10. Undulatus
give-a-fuck-about-nature:Asperatus Clouds were only classified in 2009. As a result, we know little about them other than the fact that they look amazing.
mymodernmet: Undulatus asperatus, a rare cloud formation whose name means “roughened or agitated waves,” looks like a sea of stormy waters rolling across the sky.
dontworryaboutbutt: sixpenceee:Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing. My teacher told us about these in like 2011, and she said that they were
fuckyeahfluiddynamics: This surrealistic timelapse doesn’t show an ocean in the sky. These are undulatus asperatus clouds rolling over Lincoln, Nebraska. Also known simply as asperatus, this cloud formation has been proposed as but not yet recognized
fyeahastropics: Asperatus Clouds Over New Zealand(via APOD; Image Credit & Copyright: Witta Priester ) What kind of clouds are these? Although their cause is presently unknown, such unusual atmospheric structures, as menacing as they might
sixpenceee: These undulatus asperatus clouds were spotted over Scotland.
narnia:I want to go to there. This particular formation is an example of Undulatus asperatus—meaning “agitated waves”
sixpenceee:Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing. so cool
the-devilandgod: nickmcflyhigh: ethicfail: Nature; No Photoshop required. 1. Lenticular Clouds 2. Anvil Clouds 3. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Clouds 4. Fallstreak Hole 5. Mammatus Clouds 6. Polar Stratospheric Cloud 7. Roll Cloud 8. Undulatus Asperatus
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laughingsquid: Stunning Time-Lapse Footage Shows Undulatus Asperatus Clouds Rolling Like Waves Over Lincoln, Nebraska
sixpenceee: Asperatus Clouds are so rare that they were only classified as of 2009. We know little about them other than the fact that they look mesmerizing. Saw these once in St Auggie, beautiful!
sixpenceee: These are Asperatus clouds which are dark and storm like. However, they dissipate without any storms.
aids-trees: asperatus cloud
nubbsgalore: photos of cloud iridescence — caused as light diffracts through tiny ice crystals or water droplets of uniform size, usually in lenticular clouds — by rolf kohl. see also: circumhorizontal arcs, asperatus clouds, mammatus clouds, polar
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ted: asylum-art: Undulatus asperatus: Storm Chaser Captures Mesmerizing Time-Lapse of Clouds Rolling Like Ocean Waves “Undulatus asperatus” is a cloud formation proposed in 2009 that roughly translates to “roughened or agitated waves.” These
Asperatus Clouds over New Zealand
