Amazing nature
this is phenomenon in Birmingham, AL today! This phenomenon is called Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds. A brief description from the Cloud Appreciation Society: "The breaking waveforms of Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds are the result of shearing winds up at cloud level. A particular type of turbulence can develop in a layer of cirrus cloud, which happens to form below an inversion ...between air currents of differing speeds and/or directions. Sea waves break as their bases are slowed down upon reaching shallow water and their crests surge ahead. Cloud waves break in the same way: when their crests are pushed ahead of their troughs by the difference in air currents"
????????????????????????????????? What you make of that ?
REF: www.facebook.com/worldofwindsurf (have to acknowledge original poster)
Dunno why World Of Windsurf watermarked this picture? It's been all over the internets..
Plus, a few times I've seen a picture on Seabreeze, then later it gets posted to the Wow FB page..
So, hi WOW, why didn't you credit the original source?
Seems a girl named Alison Bee took this photo 4 days ago, posted it to Reddit and a Meteorologist named Zensunnioracle provided the explanation...
www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/nfi9x/i_live_on_the_beach_in_pensacola_but_today_i/c38pfhp
