Strange Clouds People Have Caught On Camera

[@sora2534]

I didn't know mackerel clouds were rare, I didn't even know they had a name I see them all of the time and just assume it's normal and don't think about it

[@bighotmen2668]

In the Midwest, I see them frequently! I was surprised to see them here.

[@medeajade121]

They aren't in the least bit rare. They are one of the most common clouds types and also don't necessarily predict approaching storms. Sometimes they appear simply because there is a pressure or temperature change approaching. This video is very basic and generalized. Still, altocumulus clouds can be beautiful, particularly at sunset.

[@Dee-tq2km]

Same mate same

[@excelvalentino6972]

i though mackerel cloud were common i see them a lot of times btw i live in jambi, indonesia

[@SilverMoon459]

Same

[@thelast2082]

1:28 this cloud is too common in philippines

[@karinyoung3648]

concerning a Mackeral sky, I had a friend that called it a "buttermilk sky" because it looks the remains of a glass of buttermilk.

[@_NISHI]

I was looking at clouds for an hour today (i usually never look at clouds) and now your notification came up,what a cloudy day...

[@mikesimonian990]

DigitalGhost 333 You looked at clouds from both sides now? You really don't know clouds at all.

[@_NISHI]

Mike Simonian ,nope no i dont

[@christiandailig9793]

Xxx

[@kryslewis3320]

I was really waiting for the glow cloud... -alL HaIL tHE GlOW cLoUD-

[@percykramer4325]

All..... Hail....

[@uh3336]

Glow... Cloud...

[@CannaKoffing]

Aka fart. From rick and morty 😏

[@tixtax7422]

-OMIWAH MUN SENDERU-

[@TheUAVpilot]

The Flying Spaghetti Monster has manafested itself! @ 10:14

[@germanstorms2785]

Spaghetti ÷&%×_%&!*:^@=^£:^#&€%€'ujudtc

[@nd_6477]

you know there are a lot of sheep clouds in Israel and storms dont come after them and we see them usually in the summer

[@jasonjekyll8576]

Fuck israel

[@medeajade121]

They don't always mean storms. Sometimes they just mean that low pressure is approaching. This video is pretty general and makes quite a few mistakes.

[@kitterzy]

85°C? That’s 185°F! When is the stratosphere that hot? I think you mean it has to be lower than *-85°C* because polar stratospheric clouds require very cold temperatures. Wikipedia was an easy fact check.

[@therightquestion2983]

Kitterz I actually have pictures of those clouds in Southern California and Southern Utah. A lot of them... But only after massive chem trailing

[@kitterzy]

Dawn A I don’t see any of that in my area of Michigan. I know a very long time ago there were experiments in cloud seeding, but much of that never really worked out (Vietnam War). I can’t imagine it’s extremely prevalent-but I’ll be long dead before any govt data would be declassified if there are any experiments like that.

[@bishopchrist5191]

-85°C is also pretty cold don't ya think? 😂

[@-csotanypure-5106]

@@bishopchrist5191 not for the skies (Mesosphere can be that cold)

[@bishopchrist5191]

@@-csotanypure-5106 The only clouds that form in the mesosphere are noctolucent clouds.

[@suewright1299]

My reaction? Total fascination as I love anything weather related!! These clouds have been exytraordinarily beautiful! Thank you!

[@ИльяАлеев-е9и]

Да, отлично смотрятся. Однако это - образцово-паказательно подобранная облачность.

[@tylunsherod]

Here in Oklahoma we get the mammatus clouds usually after a thunderstorm. I remember seeing it one time after a tornado around sunset when I was a kid. The clouds were black and the sky light from the setting sun was red, giving it an ominous but spectacular view.

[@janetmcneice6246]

I would have loved to have seen that, I bet it was amazingly beautiful

[@4armsdan505]

I once saw a cloud like the thinking emoji 🤔

[@uh3336]

Cloud be questioning life

[@certifiedgreg5624]

@@uh3336 😂😂😂😂

[@sangharyma]

Is it the Samsung one or the Apple One

[@JESHLESS]

@@uh3336 🤣🤣

[@yuniyonson]

I have been lucky enough to see the Mammatus clouds three times here in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Germany.......the first time was in 2002 this was a precursor to a huge storm, which lifted the garden shed of off its moorings ...The second time was a very gentle start to the clouds....gradually building up toward the West at Sunset....which then coloured the Mammatus, the most amazing colours of Pink, Purple and peach...the Third time was during the day...and the highlight was to see about 10 Storks....flying in front of the coming Storm.

[@ianrothenberger2929]

June Johnson I always thought they were normal, I’ve seen them 8 times living on the coast of Texas. The gulf brings many storms, but oddly enough they are never before a hurricane. It’s strangely terrifyingly quiet before a hurricane and you can sense the danger.

[@Content_Bunny]

At 2015or 2014 My Brother and I saw this weird cotton clouds and it turned out to be a rare cloud Mammatus cloud

[@gothmamasylvia462]

I live about 50 miles east of the Rocky Mountains, and see lenticular clouds often. In summer I've seen mammatus clouds as well. They usually appear after a storm.

[@JackRusselMan]

Number 2 I have seen it twice within the last 3 years now.

[@xanxid]

Jonathon Mecklenburg Same i see it like once or twice a month

[@xanxid]

God i cant spell thats why i edited it

[@ayaseyukiya4515]

I feel like I'm on cloud nine watching this. So strange but beautiful.

[@4BillC]

I've seen the shelf clouds once as I was driving home. There was a pretty good storm that came with it, though nowhere near what I thought. I definitely pulled over and took pictures!

[@vancefr]

I remember yesterday i saw cloud that looked like collosal titan.

[@shelbycantrell1222]

I have seen the mackerel clouds before, and also the cumulonimbus clouds and a small shelf cloud. All of these are quite beautiful.

[@ducac-0457]

Back in september 2012, Malta, we had a massive enough shelf cloud to remove all daylight right at 7pm (it gets dark at 9pm) That same thunderstorm produced 300mm of rainwater in 2 full rainy hours. A hunter was struck dead in his car by CtoG lightening too. I was able to witness that all from a church bell tower...

[@shelbycantrell1222]

Duca C_04 wow. My question is...how? That's honestly terrifying!

[@ducac-0457]

@@shelbycantrell1222 i know.. The time when the shelf clour rolled in, i was ringing bells for feast... It got dark in 5 minutes.. It was the worst storm i witnessed.... After the cloud rolled in i sudden stopped all bells and went running streight down... Thunders were lightening every second all of them close c to g... Then i awaited the storm to stop.... 2 hours of heavy downpour i saw all from a small window about 2 stories unferneath the bells in yhe bell tower

[@shelbycantrell1222]

Duca C_04 wow. I have never seen a storm that bad. Just wow.

[@shelbycantrell1222]

Duca C_04 and by the way, I am new on your channel. Just subscribes.

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

Another one you missed was virga. It appears as rain but never touches the ground. Super saturated clouds rain into the atmosphere but super heated ground evaporates the rain before it can reach ground.

[@moomoo3031]

Virga is so beautiful, but it's frustrating when we need rain so much...wonder if you could drag a big sponge thru it with a helicopter...

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

You must also live in the desert.

[@moomoo3031]

northern NM, Taos county, high desert, lots of virga. One time near Albuquerky, at sunset, the virga was purple and pink.

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

moo moo We get that a lot in Tucson too. Especially during monsoon. We really do have purple mountains here.

[@kellygames8183]

NOPE IT HAARP!

[@lambogaminch5077]

I love your channel and love learning about amazing things that the world has to share so keep up the good work guys

[@jasonirelan1737]

You should talk about fog, which is what we get when clouds are on the ground and it's not a tornado. Take care and God bless.

[@itsaiden_mate6234]

Jason Irelan i think we know what fog is

[@flowerswings1909]

I love to see clouds.cloud are so beautiful ☁️☁️

[@herbertwilliams6415]

The music makes this all the more better.

[@chelsajohnson8378]

I saw mammatus clouds over Terrell, Tex about 8 yrs ago shortly after my grandmother passed away. I explained it as "heaven bursting wide open because they never had such an angel!!"

[@samateus1987]

Have to say I've seen most of these living here in Winnipeg Manitoba. I've even seen the swirling start to a tornado that didn't get anywhere close to the ground, Shelf clouds that pelted my workplace with rain so heavy we couldn't see down the block, Mammatus clouds, Massive Cumulonimbus overtaking and expanding into neighboring ones, lightning dancing across the sky in the middle of the night from a mostly-glass living room. This took me back to my high school days, after I created a science fair project that earned me a bronze medal in my province. Thank you for the walk down memory lane.

[@dianesmith9622]

I have just one word for those clouds...wow!

[@chrisharper5856]

Better than the 10 strangest clouds not caught on camera.

[@morganjollie8916]

You can tell when somebody is running out of content. "Hey, look at the clouds!!" *runs away*

[@swegboyjenkins5419]

Mackerel sky seems pretty common where i live

[@andioop-2358]

swegboy jenkins i didn’t see the video yet where did they show it?

[@christelheadington1136]

Once while driving I saw a cloud formation ahead, that looked like a giant hand giving me the finger. I don't know if the name for that is printable.

[@uh3336]

He angry at you

[@williamblaker2628]

Polar Stratospheric clouds only form when certain conditions are met: 1) the temperature must be below 85°c. ....um .... it's always less than 85°c, isn't it?

[@jznsnzxkdbdn]

Yeah because 85°C is like 180°F right?

[@Andreas4696]

He probably meant negative 85 celsius.

[@chriskeentechnician]

LegendMeadow I’m trying to figure that one out too lol. 85 degrees C is only 25 degrees C short of the boiling temperature of water! 🥵 lol. Must be -85 degrees C, or -121 degrees F. Doing a quick google image search, you’d typically find -85 degrees C about 80km above the earths surface

[@Freeisbetter86]

Awesome :)

[@leslietaylor4458]

Living in the midwest (illinois/missouri area) we are no stranger to shelf clouds.. just two days ago had a monster pass over my area. And yes it almost looks like the end of the world, had a few tornadoes from neighboring communities

[@babecat2000]

Yeah they are super scary. Hi from Missouri.

[@06201972]

I have seen shelf clouds before

[@moonlightautie474]

I saw the wave clouds today and I wanted to take a picture but my bus kept moving 🥺 I was so happy to see a rare cloud formation

[@randomboxtweeb5917]

The most common place to see mammatus clouds is a supercell (thunderstorms that form a disc and can produce tornadoes)

[@i_havethe_highground3955]

i saw this really weird cloud, it was really big and dark grey

[@uh3336]

It might of been a big storm.

[@leslietarkin5705]

Those clouds are very pretty.

[@cantoui7483]

The squirrel at minute 8:34 I couldn't stop laughing ! That make my day!

[@-csotanypure-5106]

I was so lucky that I could see some mammatus clouds! I was amazed but nobody was that wholehearted as me... However I took a photo of these beauties maybe someday people will appreciate them. 😊

[@DaxianPreston]

In Wisconsin I've seen most of these. Some are actually quite common here.

[@drsharkboy6568]

The thumbnail looks like an awesome DeviantArt picture.

[@j.m.kittycat7575]

I love clouds, I take pictures of them all the time.

[@kassiman5307]

*A VERY INTERESTING VIDEO .... THANKS FOR THAT ....!!!!*

[@sk8rgrlteen]

Where I live, in south Florida, cumulonimbus clouds and shelf clouds are very common here in the summer, when our daily thunder storms roll in

[@amandawhite9419]

The clouds look magnificent and the ones that form in certain areas I hope I can see and the rare ones! :D

[@viorose711]

Ooh...this is so weird...

[@helenmaris1208]

Vio Rose really

[@oppacify]

Anyone notice Brendon urie or was it me 😂😂

[@armandocarrillo6645]

The wonders of nature are very strange

[@5610winston]

I saw asperitas clouds in McDonough, Georgia the day before the "Blizzard of '93", and several times before and since. I saw the Kelvin-Helmholz over the Gulf of Mexico near Mobile on Thanksgiving Day in 2018. Let us not forget the majestic and terrifying supercells in the super-outbreak of tornadoes 3 April, 1974. And no mention of sun dogs, nacreous images of the sun diffracted through cirrostratus? Beautiful!

[@Polak-dd7ds]

The thumbnail ain't strange, it's fantastical.

[@ChampyOnPC]

Sheep clouds are pretty common where im from :) Ty for the cool pictures!

[@mr_turtledragon]

I learned alot about clouds in one day wow

[@musakhumalo76]

Yesterday I just saw the asperitus cloud. And that's why I'm here. It was like nothing I've ever seen.

[@hayleykameta4828]

I've seen clouds a few times in New Zealand that look like a soccer ball, feels creepy looking up at it, seems like we're in a dome.

[@Zeldarw104]

wow! I'll be looking-up@ the clouds, I'm doin' fine up here on cloud-9-☺⛅🌈 I"d love to see the Morning Glory....cloud formation what a wonderful treat that would be. ☁ Great video.💓

[@aurtisanminer2827]

I’ve seen aspiritus clouds a couple times. Theyre really cool!

[@aurtisanminer2827]

I’ve also seen lots of lenticular clouds over Mt McKinley/Denali. They were pointed out to me in elementary school and I’ve noticed them ever since.

[@daire6972]

ALL HAIL THE GlOw ClOwD!!!! 👁‍🗨

[@TimeTwister717]

oddly satisfying to learn these clouds

[@aereilly5818]

I always love the way that he prounounces "'Merican" words.

[@traviswetherbee9151]

Seen them all except the Kelvin-Helmholtz formations. I wish I had I photograph clouds a lot!

[@shinobitreecko8442]

While Mammatus clouds do not always signify a thunderstorm, they often form on the edge of incoming severe storms

[@bradleyogden5688]

With number 9. It was on a November morning sunrise, but these clouds weren't white. They went from a yellow to a dark purple. It was incredible and beyond beautiful.

[@quwert7]

They're all wonderfully beautiful

[@dagmarbeeke6163]

I am lucky enough to have seen most of these beautiful cloud formations. But heck, some are scary as f when you encounter them!!

[@tonybarfridge4369]

A sampling of God's magnificent handiwork

[@docholliday4672]

Once again I am amazed.

[@71violets]

Now these are amazing

[@shropgel]

I saw number 6 in the late 90s in the UK It was awesome. Interesting thank you

[@filip7113]

BEFORE THE THUNDER *THUNDER!*

[@graceallen9891]

their all beautiful

[@tarpan365]

Minecraft Dogs23 MINECRAFT

[@wiliemacmillan2562]

Minecraft Dogs23 what can he do tjat akws him specoal

[@t3snipe875]

Very clever

[@gummy9116]

I’m amazed that I’m early to watch a video

[@Alytra]

Me who sees Sheep Clouds every day and never get thunder storms sadly

[@vaibhavhayaran]

10:05 that's Voldemort's sign... Bad things are going to happen...

[@davidabbott7270]

I come from the Midwest I see most of those clouds and I love every minute of it even if I'm caught in the middle of a meanest nastiest storm of the year

[@isaacvvlogs1625]

Wow amazing like you

[@user-cq9jx4bc6i]

Clouds are beautiful

[@NexTheForgettable]

Wow 😮 😯 😲

[@세이맘-s7r]

Amazing to various clouds I have to look up at the sky more often every day.

[@popochia9491]

Oh wow I want to see the all clouds

[@blackneon2171]

Make more weird top 10 veideo I love it

[@unitedanimaluniversity9102]

So bootiful (beautiful)

[@KitKatWiffleBallBat]

I've always loved clouds, the sky, and stars. Am I a cloud coneasuire?

[@bobloblawlablabla]

Saw a beautiful cumulonimbus formation after work outside of a gym, it was nearing sunset so the top of the cloud was this fiery orange color and blended into a beautiful red/violet bottom, felt weird that I was leaving the parking lot only to park again just to breathe in what I was seeing, but this chick parked 2 lanes over and just gazed at it too XD Glad I wasn't the only one taking the time to actually notice how beautiful the sky really was that day 😄👍

[@vosud297]

9:05 "as sinking air warms up and rising air cools down" shows arrows that represent rising air heating up and sinking air cooling down. I think this is an error?

[@tommyknight6543]

Loved this vid!

[@wilberleon7495]

1st. They look amazing and weird at the same time.

[@rukopuko7445]

Wilber Leon fuck u🖕

[@wilberleon7495]

Ruko Puko pathetic of you.

[@truthersunite8658]

Number 2 is HAARP.

[@Stormalis]

Ruko Puko, learn to spell and you might get a little more respect :/

[@Questiomz]

Ruko Puko honestly why do u have a phone shutup please

[@jasnalah103]

Very good info, luv seeing the clouds ☁️

[@anonymousbosch9035]

I see mackerel clouds all the time, so why do you say, "rarely see[n]"?

[@VacantHaven]

Always keep your eyes on the skies. Nice vid dude

[@greninjasword5376]

I love your videos and they are strange

[@bishopchrist5191]

I have to say Mammatus clouds usually are indicators of rain and or thunderstorms, because they only form under these kinds of clouds most of the time.

[@jasonirelan1737]

I like the Van Gogh artwork. Take care and God bless.

[@noobnoob2588]

telling us Don't believe UFO's made holes in clouds but rather it was made by a plane flying 0ver , well then wouldn't it be smaller and a line going through not a giant mile wide circle .

[@ashrafali1022]

U can see the 9th about 20 days in a moth oman

[@cheese-qw9vd]

Legendary French SEA explorer Jacques Cousteau

[@InkedToTheBone1998]

OMG I got so excited when brendon urie showed up in screen

[@oddrickygaming9645]

Cool I learned something new

[@ducac-0457]

shelf clouds and mammatus aren t rare as described! we see them normally in an autumn thunder storm!

[@scepanjanjic6762]

Nice