Weather circles have been buzzing for several months now about a potentially new cloud formation, what is being called the undulatus asperatus. I've been consistently skeptical of the cloud's ...

The name undulatus asperatus (seen here) translates as 'roughened wave' and is said to be a mammatus cloud that has been shaped by wind. A decision will be made on its classification in November 2015.

Undulatus Asperatus would be the world’s first crowd sourced cloud formation. The Cloud Appreciation Society’s website boasts over 30,000 members and is central to this attempt to recognise ...

Undulatus asperatus is Latin for “agitated waves”, and it is a fitting descriptor of the clouds that develop in a turbulent environment. The atmosphere is an ocean It may not […] ...

Undulatus asperatus clouds are a thick layer of turbulent clouds that usually occur below 7,000 feet. These clouds typically form ahead of a big storm.

Alex Schueth, who posted the video, calls them “crazy wave clouds,” but meteorologists know them better as undulatus asperatus — a newly defined cloud type.

This is a time lapse video of undulatus asperatus clouds in South Carolina. Houston Forecast: Strong thunderstorms moving quickly across the Houston area ...

Capital Weather Gang Amazing undulatus asperatus wave clouds seen in Georgia, South Carolina (PHOTOS) March 30, 2015 More than 10 years ago Summary ...

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Wavy clouds were spotted in parts of New Hampshire on Sunday. The cloud formation, known as undulatus asperatus, was first proposed in 2009.