Undulatus Asperatus Clouds

 A rare and mesmerizing phenomenon has recently appeared in the skies above New Hampshire: undulatus asperatus clouds.

Their wave-like patterns make the sky look like a turbulent sea turned upside down. Despite their dramatic appearance, these clouds are not indicative of storms. More often than not, they are just nature’s way of creating a breathtaking view.

First officially classified in 2017, asperatus clouds are the first new cloud type to be added to the International Cloud Atlas in decades. Their undulating shapes, formed by the turbulence of the wind beneath the cloud layer, shape the sky into waves that appear like an otherworldly scene suspended in time.