Spectacular asperitas clouds (undulatus asperatus) in Florida, USA

These impressive cloud formations could be seen a few days ago at Fort Walton Beach.

[@kensingtonpride]

Perfectly captured in portrait orientation.

[@theman13532]

i have gained a new fear and a new rabbit hole to jump into from this

[@swo8on]

What? This shit looks fucking bad ass. Look how it looks black and then very bright blue like that beach where the waves are blue.

[@MicahWWW]

@@swo8on yeah. It looks sick

[@swo8on]

@@MicahWWW fucking people these days….seriously it’s our fucking world. How the hell you gonna be afraid of mother natures beauty. Seriously? That shit is goofy as hell. The only time I think it’s acceptable to be afraid is when it’s natural disasters. And THE DEEP DEEP SEA. Bro fuck the ocean especially the twilight zone

[@AEpicHuman]

@@swo8on these arent actual asperitas clouds, this is the whales mouth of a shelf cloud.

[@razielvillarreal4378]

Me encantan esas nubes Asperatus al igual que las nubes estante o shelf clouds y las nubes Mammatus.

[@BlazydayZ]

Looks like the sea when it's very stormy

[@madhaviarella1254]

It is like a sea on earth and a sea on sky

[@rosadalessio9348]

QUE LINDO"

[@razielvillarreal4378]

Más que lindo esas nubes Asperatus lucen escalofriantemente hermosas al igual que las nubes Mammatus y las nubes estante o shelf clouds.

[@MashedJoetatoes]

Nice tornado wall cloud at 0:09.

[@Mayo_Lawrence]

Wow

[@Guesty22]

I saw this cloud at my school

[@Life__Is__Beautiful_]

this is most dangerous cloud from all the clouds categories, though it seems good to see but it is warning for danger, extremely extremely very heavy rain fall