Undulatus Asperatus

Crazy wave clouds rolled over Lincoln NE on July 7, 2014.

[@kennedy.roblox]

I just came here after that video jessii vee made Edit: These clouds look really weird and cool at the same time

[@kinsleyrc]

Same!!

[@dinosaur7090]

Me too lmao

[@dhanalakshmiraju6234]

Me too

[@unicorncactus5588]

Kennedylewisvidz I know right!?

[@chaz_borger]

Kennedylewisvidz same

[@Seacontact]

Asperatus clouds are so rare they managed to escape classification until 2009. Ominous and stormy as they appear, these clouds often break up rather quickly, without producing a storm. As with most other undulating cloud types, these clouds are formed when turbulent winds or colliding air masses whip up the bottoms of the cloud layer into fancy shapes and formations. More common in the plains of the United States (try Iowa), asperatus clouds are at their weird and swirly best during the morning or midday hours after a thunderstorm.

[@marshallbs]

It actually isn't that rare. It's weird to me that it wasn't officially classified before.

[@lpscoconut4655]

I live in iowa lol

[@adacicada4]

... wow

[@alanabear2736]

I see these all the time. I'm in Texas.

[@g_jabonsophiap.3714]

@@alanabear2736 really?!?! Did it ever scared you?

[@disklosr]

So this is how my data is stored. Doesn't seem so secure.

[@bobzone09]

hahahaha goddammit, you got me.

[@user-vs8hf6zg6y]

🐬 stole my wi-fi

[@jax0n22]

Meee xD

[@caticornuniverse5931]

Do you ever just look at a comment, and think... “damn, i wish i wrote that”

[@kid_toucher]

what is the joke

[@nin4033]

It's like watching the waves from underneath the water :o

[@zhyphrus9597]

Ikr

[@user-ex6uk6ye3o]

true

[@amandad422]

My first thought.

[@phxcppdvlazi]

We are sitting at the bottom of an "ocean" of air, both air and water are fluids, after all.

[@Onimirare]

@@phxcppdvlazi I always liked this explanation, I wish it was a more popular analogy.

[@Viki-zo1bc]

Makes us feel like we're living in an underwater world.

[@ebayseller6133]

welcome to the real world. you actually DO

[@JacobS7773]

"....And God separated the waters below from the waters above"

[@AppleManiagaming]

Air is literally a fluid, so yes.

[@needmoneynow2]

That's cool, scary looking, weird, pretty, beautiful ,amazing, & awesome all in one

[@robdrawingcartoons2854]

I agree

[@meaghanequestrian]

These are so cool! I hope to see that one day... 😍

[@g_jabonsophiap.3714]

Ikr!!! But In the same time, it looks ver very scary...

[@knarFkcalB]

This isn't so much a "cloud" phenomenon as it is purely atmospheric. As any aircraft pilot can attest, these waves are moving through the atmosphere continually, even in clear air. They are often created by air moving over mountain ranges. We can't see these waves without the presence of clouds, but the clouds are not actually part of the phenomenon. Looks really cool in time lapse in any case.

[@elladelsignore8179]

WOW, it is Beautiful and scary at the same time!

[@patronofsaints2062]

yeah I see them a few times a year here in WV I guess its because of our mountains

[@AHLT4Ever]

The clouds at 0:14 to 0:20 looks like a storm in the ocean ....incredible!

[@LauAM80]

Tip : set x2 speed at 0:11 :)

[@yajairasanchez9957]

THANKS

[@caitt.]

@g e m m a g r a c e I am! Lol I didn’t know how to spell it tho XD

[@null4432]

@g e m m a g r a c e yess me too

[@beingamultifandomstanisnteasy]

@g e m m a g r a c e me too

[@Nobody-kd2ib]

@g e m m a g r a c e i am!

[@wintercrescent2396]

It's creepy but am I the only one who thinks they look kinda cool

[@Vtropicalmoon]

I think it looks really cool too! I would love to encounter this in real life

[@wintercrescent2396]

@@Vtropicalmoon Same here

[@abdelhamidarafa8999]

Well it is the power of god

[@wintercrescent2396]

@@abdelhamidarafa8999 accurate😊👍

[@mushroomsprout2760]

Yaddi L no same

[@masa-yc4gy]

ماشاء الله ❤الي جاي من قناة عمرو مسكون يصف جنبي😅

[@maxinerhodes5398]

They move so elegantly they look like waves moving in the sky it's so cool

[@adacicada4]

I had a bad dream about tsunamis I guess this is gonna be the next dream

[@BillyHayes548]

Thanks Alex... Three hours later we had the same type occurance here in mid Ks. followed by several small rope funnels which never made ground. Noted wind line and trash returns inside the 50 mile NexRad, Dodge City, Ks.prior to arrival of the cloud mass here. Believe that ours here, was caused by low pressure behind locale huge windfarms

[@janerkenbrack3373]

First, it looks like this is a speed advanced film shown. These clouds will move quite slowly. When I've seen these they've always had Thunderheads (Cumulonimbus) above and slightly behind them. It seems to me that a lower shelf of Nimbostratus slid under the upper clouds, and then were caught in the path of rising warm air.

[@sparklight0964]

This is crazy the way the clouds move it looks like the sky is the ocean. The colors and the movements are unbelievable.

[@minegamer5782]

Omg imagine being on a plane when these clouds were in the sky..

[@FaalKoriim]

I finally got to see these for the first time on 5/22/24 in Missouri. I feel like one of the luckiest people alive to have ever witnessed something so stunning in person.

[@ibsonia]

For a cloud lover this does not get any better!

[@casaamaril]

Phantastic Alex, and in unbelievable quality, you can see how the physics of water and water vapour are connected...

[@larkchamacallit4869]

That’s horrifying yet beautiful

[@lilywight294]

These clouds are wonderful and beautiful. i will make it a life goal to see some in real life!

[@imajane]

Wow!! What a great collection, love the big rolling clouds they look unreal and the fading rainbow on an orange sky with lightning, just superb. Nice work.

[@xspringx6644]

Anyone here from jessi vee

[@yajairasanchez9957]

meeee

[@jariyajames91]

Me yes

[@fariemilk1654]

Yee

[@gghostyyy_]

I think 90% of people here are from jessii vee 😂

[@yukiiasakii9758]

Nature, so beautiful yet so terrifying.

[@wchiwinky]

Looks like a cloud ocean = Spectacular video, Thank you!

[@Kiwibatz]

Oh my god... they actually look like waves in the sky! I really wanna see this irl, this looks so cool and fascinating!

[@delaneeflanagan2461]

THIS IS TERRIFTYING

[@MoldyMaroon]

IKR

[@mich497]

so terrifying

[@mecaton5901]

Imagine watching this over the ocean? Ocean: Am I a joke to you? 😂

[@motherlesschild746]

I was on University of Nebraska, Lincoln, East Campus on July 7th, 2014, the evening this occurred. I know the date because I was so excited I went home and journaled it. I was walking my dach-sons (dachshunds). Classes were out for the summer so there were no students or staff anywhere to be seen. I was all alone 'cept for my dogs and, and at first was very frightened. Then I thought Jesus was coming...seriously. Then I realized I was watching probably one of the rarest meteorological events to occur and likely most awesome experience in my life. It looked like a powerful storm tossing giant waves and creating occasional whirlpools in the ocean. Like a painting come to life in the sky. I was in the right spot at the right time for once. I'm certain my mouth was agape the entire time. My only regret? There was no one there to share it with. I had studied meteorology in college and knew these clouds were un. like any I had learned of. I came home and started researching. I Undulatus asperatus (or alternately, asperatus. A rare, newly recognized cloud formation, that was proposed in 2009 as the first cloud formation added since cirrus intortus in 1951 to the International Cloud Atlas of the World Meteorological Organization. The name translates approximately as roughened or agitated waves. Nonetheless, this rarity was a sight to behold. I can only hope to witness another. www.weather.gov/sgf/events_2010jun7

[@marinadiaz1762]

These are really cool but also scary as all hell

[@raskullsshako]

That’s legitimately terrifying.

[@chris48132]

When acid kicks in

[@Ac1dman420]

yep

[@SloppyMcFloppy1029]

I wanna lay under a sky like this for days on end. Like looking at waves from below.

[@VladimirLadev]

If you think about it, it is actually very true. We live in a gas like substance the same way that fish live in the ocean it is just a denser heavier material. So if you put it that way when you jump into the ocean you just go from a pool of gas to a pool of water. The timelapse is amazing great job.

[@lazyartist1984]

AAAAAA JUST THINKING ABOUT THESE THINGS MAKES ME PANIC

[@mahasenismail2988]

إلي جي من كروب عمور ياثبت وجودو 💕 سبحان الله كانو أمواج بحر بلسما

[@opsa1523]

‏اي والله سبحان الخالق

[@F0rr0r]

Damn, that's a neat cloud formation.

[@xxEvangelineRxx]

Now THIS is the kind of cloud-watching I love!

[@indrakalasubba2275]

Tbh I came here after jessi vee

[@luxorion1]

The correct form is Altostatus... undulatus asperitas (and no more asperatus).

[@spaceycaveco.698]

Can you imagine what ancient people must have thought when they seen something like 0:15?

[@elianadevalpo]

es como si estuviesemos bajo el mar!!! impresionante!!! que suerte también tener una cámara asi...

[@felixmontes7]

where is the smart person that explain this shit in the comments?

[@zea4199]

Um, the god goes to the pool at heaven and he canon balls into the holy water.

[@Rock-bo6wj]

+Yuahha Quagga ITS DAT BOI

[@Rock-bo6wj]

+Yuahha Quagga OOOO SHIT WADUP

[@TheSonic1685]

The earths atmosphere behaves like a fluid. I'm not exactly sure what the process is to get the clouds to form waves like that. All I know is that a major contributing factor is fluid dynamics. What your seeing in this video are literally waves in the atmosphere. Did that help you out?

[@Muhafaka]

Planets behave like magnets and those that are from the same Solar System even if they are different Solar Systems from the same Binary System... when they get close to each other even from very far away, the magnetic fields push each other's atmosphere! Basically if you look closely try to imagine the air as liquid and you will see waves like you would be under water. So basically is just one of the planets from the other binary system passing by, since it has entered or closed from behind our system trailing our Sun and basically its from the inner side of the trail of the Sun. Basically if the equator is facing the Sun, then the North Pole is facing outwards the System and the South Pole inwards, and this explains why NZ in southern hemisphere. You are welcomed! Don't worry, earthquakes and mad volcanoes won't happen until the other binary system slingshots our Sun (the bigger Sun).

[@user-cr6rs8rn9r]

سبحان الله يا عمرو حسيتو بفيلم اجنبي فيلم رعب 🤕

[@EthanBWeather]

This is so deeply amazing that it's hard to put into words!

[@mmodo.]

I see these extremely wavy clouds that move very fast about once or twice a month. I heard it's rare but I see it quite often in Dallas/rockwall tx. I saw it for the first time last year

[@mondebleu5217]

جيا من عند عمرو مسكون ❤❤❤❤

[@user-cr6rs8rn9r]

جاية من قروب عمرو 😭🫰🏻

[@heatherwanderer777]

Just beautiful. Amazing. Thanks for sharing this!

[@klpjolanta]

By far the best art one can see... Amazing work guys!

[@emirhanctk]

Sjsj

[@syedmoiz7596]

This is the art of God

[@AllisonMutch]

Nah son. Those aren't clouds. It's "The Nothing" from The Neverending Story. Someone call Sebastian and Atreyu. Ride the fuck in on Artax and Falcor and save us all!

[@GeneralKenobiSIYE]

Oh NOES! The NOTHING!! *ACHOO!!*

[@fivguuv166]

Since when did this type of cloud come into existence? Ever since planes starting spraying chemtrails. There was no such thing as a underlatus cloud, until recently along with alot of other unseen but now common cloud formations

[@bethzumwalt1625]

+Fiv Guuv You just never noticed or were interested in cloud formations until you got sucked into the chemtrail conspiracy theory. Maybe contact a local meteorologist and have them explain cloud formations to you. Now get off the internet, go outside, be like a kid and lay on your back and enjoy the wonders of clouds.

[@fivguuv166]

Beth Zumwalt it was a rhetorical question, but don't bother with me on the "chemtrail is a conspiracy" disinformation. I wont reply back after this but there is a number of videos which show planes turning on and off their trails, aswell as planes making u turns to spray in grid patterns. Also there are videos of tanks loaded with chemicals on a plane and videos of plane pilots verifying they are spraying some sort of substance. I would add links but I've wasted enough time already to reply to someone bent on denial, or just out to disinform people. Just know the truth is obvious for anyone with eyes, and many have come to see whats going on, you aren't fooling anyone if that's what your trying to do.

[@MadAnthonyWayne]

+Fiv Guuv 1890's. This has nothing to do with Geo engineering and it's a time lapse . People like you make it difficult for everyone else. Go away and get educated. Thanks.

[@huilasy1865]

+Mad Anthony Wayne I'll gladly leave. I don't have any interest of listing proof which you would deny each and everyone. Besides you arent fooling anybody, or you've already been fooled into thinking these types of clouds are natural. Have a good day.

[@MadAnthonyWayne]

Hui Lasy These clouds are natural. Do you live on Planet Earth ? One more time this has nothing to do with geoengineering or Solar Radiation Management . Go read a book .

[@morganlaudarowicz6311]

It's like watching waves from under water! Soooo cool

[@coryms12]

I remember that one. That was a crazy storm! Definitely ominous looking!

[@irun_mon]

I wonder what people from middle east from 2000 yeas ago call it if this happened back then

[@succulentfruiit4107]

Cloud waves? XD

[@claymodelexpert]

terrifyingly beautiful

[@darthclone7]

"God is angry.. I knew I shouldn't have eaten that bacon" clouds

[@basss2722]

من عند عمرووو❤😂😂

[@809380]

Incredible clouds, very interesting.

[@maddieh8598]

THIS LOOKS SOO COOL!! I WANNA SEE THIS IRL 😔

[@hahahehe_unfunny6914]

I dont like this, its scary.. Looks cool though!! 😅😢

[@aya-sn3zd]

مين اجا من عند عمرو مسكوووون😊 لي قاهرنا

[@jackthehatuk]

WOW!! That is incredible! Love it. :-)

[@nahblubunny9252]

That’s exactly what it looked like in my dream. I didn’t know these clouds were real.

[@Thyalwaysseek]

Caused by cosmic rays.

[@funishark8201]

What cosmic rays dont do anything to clouds its caused by unstable wind patterns storms which form thise

[@Thyalwaysseek]

@@funishark8201 Inform yourself. physicsworld.com/a/physicists-claim-further-evidence-of-link-between-cosmic-rays-and-cloud-formation/

[@funishark8201]

@@Thyalwaysseek its wind u fool

[@Thyalwaysseek]

@@funishark8201 You really are an idiot.

[@user-ne7yp6nk2d]

من كروب عمرو كل واحد من كروب عمرو يحط لايك

[@witheringfilth]

THIS IS SO COOL THANK YOU TUMBLR

[@emmaf6431]

this makes me want to be a meteorologist even more than I already want to

[@user-ns3sp2uw2u]

من طرف عمرو يصف هون خلينا نشلي علي شوي 😂 نفخ قلبنا مسكر تمنا بلكروب 😂

[@user-cr6rs8rn9r]

نفتح هون محادثه 😂😂😂

[@user-ns3sp2uw2u]

@@user-cr6rs8rn9r نفتح نفتح صبرك علينا يا عمرو 😂

[@mahasenismail2988]

@@user-ns3sp2uw2u يلاه نمسوك دبكة😂😂

[@user-ns3sp2uw2u]

شفتي شلون بعث تم مسكر بسوسه 😂😂

[@mahasenismail2988]

@@user-ns3sp2uw2u اي عم يجكرنا 😂😂

[@xpto41]

9 gag brought me here

[@skycrash1779]

me too

[@ninjaqwest2733]

+xpto41 Just saw the post

[@fadhilahnurmuhammad5859]

Someone uploaded it again and i just found this

[@kizzume]

Awesome. I had shared someone's post earlier with a GIF of one of the sequences from this video.

[@Jamie-mm8cj]

Imagine you are stuck on a raft in the middle of the ocean with those clouds over you

[@la5186]

من عند عمرو 😂

[@nageen123naz]

Here from 9gag :)

[@kartheekgoje]

Me too :D

[@skycrash1779]

+kartheek goje same, it looked so cool :D

[@sylviatheskywing2265]

Imagine seeing this after waking up? I'M STILL DREAMING O-O

[@mkmason2002]

God has truly put on quite a show! Praise the Lord.

[@user-de8lg7uc9h]

سبحان الله

[@aya-sn3zd]

عمرو راه يجاكر😂😂😂 فينا

[@losha2alaa649]

إييييي جايين من عند عمرو مسكون لنشوف هاد الجمال💕🌴.

[@imacutepinkfluffyunicorn2201]

Jesii brought me here😂 she said that we could search for moving asparatus clouds so...😂❤️

[@alulahbliss6142]

HAARP

[@Meekseek]

Geoengineering climate and weather manipulation.

[@Lost1Byte]

This video has sparked some ideas for me. Thanks for sharing!

[@PapaSeanX5]

That is one of the most beautiful things Ive ever seen

[@aloysiusthegaul9504]

I'm amazed how few chemtrail/HAARP/geoengineering nutters are on here to entertain us with their fantasies. This needs wider dissemination to collect a few more of them!!

[@moogle68]

I'm surprised there are no chemtrail/HAARP wackos here. Lets try and keep it that way,

[@okamiyazaki]

whitewiddoww No, they were proposed as a separate cloud classification after HAARP started. They've been observed for 30-40 years.

[@dizocilpine]

disinfo shill

Oh you mean like the www.gi.alaska.edu/haarp-0 that actually exists. Disgusting inbred subhuman fuck, you should pray everyday that there is no global war because man, people like you, whatever the side you're one there'll be no pity for disinformating shills like you....

[@moogle68]

I'm well aware HAARP exists, but it doesn't do what you conspiracy theorists think it does. You're so gullible that you allowed KZbin videos and reddit posts to swing you into your own little alternate confirmation bias reality.

[@edgarindebt]

I came here after watching Jessii Vee's video about the wave clouds

[@Kostaras4444]

WOW, majestic and soothing

[@BethanyLStewart]

who else saw this from jessi vee?? drop a like it you did!

[@DerLeopold2016]

.HAARP lässt grüßen...

[@markbrandus]

Undulates Asperatus- terrifyingly beautiful.

[@Soulrunsdeep]

Truly fascinating!!!♥

[@DaronnAlexanderBenavidesAli]

Q hermoso y llamativo.. Para cualquier persona. Simplemente también da miedo..

[@catnerdfromspace]

When I was little, I always thought that to some being out there, our air would have the same feel as water (maybe to aliens with a different level of density? idk it was a theory that I had when I was like 8 it made sense at the time) Now we're getting clouds that look like waves ooooo.

[@chebbyreck]

They are so beautiful

[@armandomotaponce5573]

Esto es simplemente maravilloso

[@AnotherSadPeople]

Piece of art. Exquisite

[@carsonbarrett2529]

I have just recently read these types of clouds are rare, come to Michigan because they happen not often but often enough that calling them rare is not accurate where I live in Southwest Michigan. I usually take photos of them for their beauty

[@YouKnowImOnMyPeriodYah]

I looks likes somebody poured foam or something into the sky and it just spread so beautifully

[@reem_24_42]

أهلين في الجميع 😂 جينا نفرغ طاقتنا هون لأنه في كروب عمرو ما فينا نحكي 😂❤️