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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
softwaring: A fallstreak hole cloud, caused by the introduction of ice crystals by a planeScott Malkoske
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
sixpenceee: Fallstreak holes The beautiful phenomenon pictured above, was captured floating high above Eastern Victoria, Australia. It almost appears to be a portal to another dimension, complete with a rainbow beckoning to the other side, but there
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
sixpenceee: The Fallstreak Hole, or hole punch cloud, occurs when part of a cloud’s water droplets freeze into ice crystals and fall below the cloud layer, according to the Cloud Appreciation Society. (Source)
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
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
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
did-you-kno: Fallstreak holes are natural phenomena that often get mistaken for UFOs. These ‘hole punch clouds’ occur when water droplets inside a cloud freeze and fall beneath it, creating a large gap that looks like a perfect hiding place for
nite-beauty: 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
delamind: dong-energy: 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
The Fallstreak Hole, or hole punch cloud, occurs when part of a cloud’s water droplets freeze into ice crystals and fall below the cloud layer, according to the Cloud Appreciation Society. (Source)
discoverynews: Rare Fallstreak Hole Appears Over Australia Australians on Wednesday were treated to a bizarre sight in the sky: a fallstreak hole, which forms from droplets in the cloud that are below freezing, but haven’t yet frozen.
iwannagotoofar: 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
feedinco: it’s called a Fallstreak hole, a rare meteorological phenomenon
forevermyladyy: 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
bla-bla-bla-black: 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
strayratt: 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.
sixpenceee: intolde: The Fallstreak Cloud is a hole made in a cloud naturally. These holes are made because of the cloud’s water temp. being below freezing, but have not frozen yet. Then, when ice crystals do start to form, the water droplets along
did-you-kno: Fallstreak holes are natural phenomena that often get mistaken for UFOs. These ‘hole punch clouds’ occur when water droplets inside a cloud freeze and fall beneath it, creating a large gap that looks like a perfect hiding place
dirtyhippieproductions: Lenticular - Anvil - Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz Fallstreak Hole - Mammatus - Polar Stratospheric - Roll Clouds - Undulatus Asperatus
coolthingoftheday: TOP TEN EIGHT MOST AMAZING WEATHER PICTURES 1. Mammatus clouds [x] 2. Lenticular clouds [x] 3. Undulatus asperatus [x] 4. Fallstreak hole [x] 5. Polar stratospheric cloud [x] 6. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds [x] 7. Anvil clouds [x]
![coolthingoftheday: TOP TEN EIGHT MOST AMAZING WEATHER PICTURES 1. Mammatus clouds [x] 2. Lenticular clouds [x] 3. Undulatus asperatus [x] 4. Fallstreak hole [x] 5. Polar stratospheric cloud [x] 6. Cirrus Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds [x] 7. Anvil clouds [x]](https://40.media.tumblr.com/d705b330963aae97645ac66b32f30a77/tumblr_o3lcf2MiLV1u38l26o1_250.jpg)