How Do Lenticular Clouds Form? - Inside the Supernatural
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How Do Lenticular Clouds Form? - Inside the Supernatural
How Do Lenticular Clouds Form? Lenticular clouds are a captivating phenomenon that often capture the attention of skywatchers and enthusiasts alike. In this engaging video, we'll uncover the fascinating process behind the formation of these unique lens-shaped clouds. You'll learn about the specific atmospheric conditions that lead to their ...
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6.3K views · 247 reactions | Check out this awesome time lapse taken by Intern Zach Butler of the lenticular clouds that formed yesterday southeast of the summit! Have you registered for Seek the Peak yet? If not, visit SeekthePeak.org to register today and start earning prizes. Catch a glimpse of what the weekend brings in this Seek the Peak video (https://youtu.be/YFF5IHzkjwk). Hope to see you in July! | Mount Washington Observatory | Facebook
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6.3K views · 247 reactions | Check out this awesome time lapse taken by Intern Zach Butler of the lenticular clouds that formed yesterday southeast of the summit! Have you registered for Seek the Peak yet? If not, visit SeekthePeak.org to register today and start earning prizes. Catch a glimpse of what the weekend brings in this Seek the Peak video (https://youtu.be/YFF5IHzkjwk). Hope to see you in July! | Mount Washington Observatory | Facebook
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“Here's a time-lapse of the #lenticular cloud we captured looking west out of the David Skaggs Research Center this morning!” --US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder Colorado | Windy.com
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“Here's a time-lapse of the #lenticular cloud we captured looking west out of the David Skaggs Research Center this morning!” --US National Weather Service Denver/Boulder Colorado | Windy.com
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53K views · 1.8K reactions | No those aren't flying saucers, and this isn't an extraterrestrial invasion. Lenticular clouds are often suggested as an explanation for some unidentified flying objects due to the cloud's smooth saucer-like appearance. ☁️  These stationary clouds generally form in the troposphere on the leeward side of a mountain. #TimelapseTuesday ⏳ | Science Channel | Facebook
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53K views · 1.8K reactions | No those aren't flying saucers, and this isn't an extraterrestrial invasion. Lenticular clouds are often suggested as an explanation for some unidentified flying objects due to the cloud's smooth saucer-like appearance. ☁️  These stationary clouds generally form in the troposphere on the leeward side of a mountain. #TimelapseTuesday ⏳ | Science Channel | Facebook
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