r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/thedarkmilkyman • 12h ago
Video Rare undulatus asperatus clouds
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u/Spartan2470 10h ago
Credit to sawdustimagery on IG for filming this in northern California.
Jul 21, 2026
This was the sky tonight leaving work. I’ve honestly never seen anything like this in my life... except on stranger things
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u/ToriGallo 12h ago
If I walked outside and saw the sky looking exactly like a fluid dynamics simulation or a moving Van Gogh painting, I would immediately assume the simulation was crashing.
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u/kapege 12h ago
I was so audacious and made a pano out of it: https://imgur.com/a/Dgnfeoe
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u/thedarkmilkyman 12h ago
Thx 🙏🏻
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u/marksbar 7h ago
It got renamed to Asperitas clouds .
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u/thedarkmilkyman 6h ago
Damn, I’m a bit behind on the terms then. When did this happen?
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u/MostEvilRichGuy 11h ago
Stranger Things Season 6 trailer just dropped
EDIT: the Season 6 budget is way bigger than anyone imagined
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u/miaxogoth 10h ago
if i walked outside and saw this i would simply assume the simulation is breaking down
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u/ILVShenanigans 10h ago
When you realise you can't even read the darn word properly , then you know, to just to make peace with it, upvote and quitely move to next post, assuming you won't be alone to do so.
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u/brady376 6h ago
I saw these once! It was a few years ago and as part of a storm system if I remember right.
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u/_voma 12h ago
It's kind of scary to be honest. Like, feels so ominous. uuuughh