Have you ever looked up at the sky and been struck speechless by a cloud so strange it seemed like a message from another world? ... Read more The post 13 Rare Cloud Formations and What They Mean ...

Fallstreak holes, also called cavum, sometimes occur when airplanes fly through certain clouds high in the atmosphere.

Then they notice a cloud formation that looks like a dolphin, or a boat, or letters of the alphabet. But few are fortunate enough to see Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds, which look like a pattern of ocean ...

This causes the clouds to look like breaking waves in the ocean, because it is the same physical process. Clouds that look like waves are rare and beautiful so please snap a picture and share if ...

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While closed-cell clouds look as if a honeycomb has been filled with clouds, open-cell clouds look like an empty honeycomb structure, with the edges of the cells visible and no cloud within.

Tiny sugars from marine microbes help clouds freeze over the Southern Ocean, offering new insight into cloud brightness and climate models.

This difference in composition influences how clouds look: water-based clouds, like cumulus, have crisp edges and a solid appearance, while icy clouds, such as cirrus, are usually more transparent ...

Nature loves to play tricks on our eyes, from clouds that look like UFOs to springs that appear thousands of feet deep.

A sky filled with clouds is a study in textures. Lumpy, jagged, smooth, towering, and wispy clouds are a common sight. But sometimes conditions are right to fill the sky with a fabulous display of ...