An image of a unique cloud formation captured in South Africa has intrigued users on Reddit.. The image was shared on Reddit by a 21-year-old poster—who is known as Jay, the poster told Newsweek ...

Have you ever looked up at the sky and been struck speechless by a cloud so strange it seemed like a message from another ...

Lenticular clouds are often considered unique due to the specific conditions needed for them to form. Typically, a significant barrier of some kind is needed to disrupt the airflow in our upper ...

The official name for this unique type of cloud is called Pileus, ... Pileus clouds form above cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds while lenticular clouds form near mountains as moist air flows over them.

Local News Mount Washington Observatory shares photo of unique cloud formation “Typically, there are only one to two layers in a lenticular cloud, but the biggest one this afternoon had over ...

Monday brought strange skies to the Coachella Valley, with unusual clouds — some evoking UFOs or otherworldly scenes from the film “Interstellar” — hovering over the San Jacinto mountains ...

Monday brought strange skies to the Coachella Valley, with unusual clouds — some evoking UFOs or otherworldly scenes from the film “Interstellar” — hovering over the San Jacinto mountains ...

These one-of-a-kind Lenticular clouds have fooled the best of ’em over the years — including an airborne pilot who saw the disk-shaped object by Mount Rainier of Washington in 1947.

Unusual cloud formations and vivid colours grace the skies across north-west England. ... The Met Office said lenticular clouds, external combined with the sunrise to create the stunning effect.

People across the north-west of England woke up to unusual cloud formations against vividly coloured skies. The Met Office said lenticular clouds combined with the sunrise to create the stunning ...

The clouds, which are quite rare in the UK, were spotted in northern parts of the country earlier this week What are the rare ‘UFO clouds’ seen across the UK? Skip to main content ...

Lenticular clouds are a visible sign of mountain waves in the air, according to the Met Office. However, these waves can be present beyond the clouds and may exist even when no clouds are formed.