Lenticularis clouds
One evening I saw a cloud formation I had never seen before.
Rushed back inside to get a camera before it disappeared and this was what I had been looking at.
I believe they are called Lenticularis and named as such because of their smooth and soft appearance. Apparently, they are commonly reported as UFO’s. I am told they appear downwind of mountains or hills – which are in abundance locally.
They also appear to hover in place even when there is wind.
Enjoy.
Richard Nolan
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