Asperatus Clouds (Rough Clouds)

[lightsidemaster]

Some of them surely are real, but are they all real? They look like, as if they would bring the fucking Apocalypse lol

[999is666upsidedown]

@lightsidemaster Well, I can't attest that all of these were real, but I only put ones in that I believed weren't altered. And some of them do seem quite ominous :O!

[lightsidemaster]

@999is666upsidedown Yeah right. I am not scared by clouds at all, but if I saw clouds like these... damn lol

[gh0stmast3r]

@999is666upsidedown i actually saw these in Missouri about a year ago while going to work. it was freaking creepy and the sky looked like it was literally painted.

[999is666upsidedown]

@gh0stmast3r Haha yeah they can be freaky, sometimes makes me think of a super severe storm.

[Randomstlhero]

I see these cloud formations in Missouri often well at least a few times a year.

[theawesomequincy1]

Why the creepy music? :(

[999is666upsidedown]

@theawesomequincy1 To enhance the effect c:

[mizambekov]

just found this watch?v=NzeCuB2Ofqw

my apologies, you was right!

thats effin scary

[fuquininsane]

@fuquininsane 0:12 - 0:17

[VampireBiastt]

they look like ice seen underwater :)

amazing!

[999is666upsidedown]

@mizambekov if you think these photos are fake then get better resolution. the only one that even looks like it could have been faked is 0:18 I assure you, Asperatus clouds are real LoL...

[999is666upsidedown]

@mizambekov i didnt ask you to prove it, i already know, i was just trying to assure you they were real but i guess people will have their opinions.

[mizambekov]

@999is666upsidedown Yep man, you're right. Excuse me if i was too agressive or harsh. Video is great, i just would love to see it in motion,

[onewish312]

@mizambekov why do you feel the need to be a condescending asshole? are you better than anybody?

[mizambekov]

@onewish312 See my comment below. I wasnt right and i brought my apologies to the autor.

[fuquininsane]

@999is666upsidedown I know for a fact that the photo at 0:17 IS REAL to all sceptics out there. I can tell you whare I was the day It covered Cedar Rapids, Marion, and Hiawatha Iowa about 5 years ago.

[fuquininsane]

@mizambekov 0:17 Is Real! Cedar Rapids Iowa highway 151 crossing over the cedar river by Quaker Oats! Look up the flood of 2008 cedar rapids and compare. The train bridge in the back ground is the same as the bridge that all the boat houses got stuck on. I just moved from this city because of all the stange things goin on!

[Serenoj69]

@mizambekov I took pictures of those clouds this morning. Nothing short of spectacular. Just amazing! And you'll find pictures of those overthe Netherlands on this day on many sites....Not fake at all...

[toadk00]

@mizambekov I was in cedar rapids iowa when this happened. its not fake

[LBrownco]

@mizambekov Fake?

[lightrescuer]

@LBrownco no

[babifresco]

its because tyhe magnetic field is twisting and its wobbling the earth there was 80 earthquakes in 1 week in sometime in 2009 which from the earth wobbling made a new jetstream which if a sunspot explodes right now our electricity power is done

[999is666upsidedown]

@babifresco Well there are tens of thousands of Earthquakes all over the Earth all year, there was a 10.9 sometime off of Australia which tilted the earth one inch of its actual axis, which did nothing other than increase the day by .01 seconds. I've never heard of this jet stream though, and highly doubt that any quake was substantial enough to distort air flows up in the jet stream. Also it has nothing to do with the sun spots, if a flare hit us the entire Earth would be fried period.

[ninthguardian9]

A spooky as it may look and as photoshopped (color and contrast ) some of the images may be, the fact is it would be a case of a collection of effects not just one. I know a thing or two about wave dynamics or whatever you want to call it and there is not magical things behind how trillions upon trillions of particles can end up interacting in a away that causes something like this. Just like all other cloud formations it can me thought of in terms of thermodynamics which is not trivial...

[999is666upsidedown]

@ninthguardian9 Of course, they're all explainable, just not as common or recognized, it just hasn't been recreated or observed on how they are formed exactly. To me it looks like above normal hot and moist air is making contact with below normal cold and dry air at different directions, the cold air and hot air bounce like oil on water because of their different densities, while the moisture tries to fall but never turns into precipitation.

[th3dig1tal0n3]

amazing undular and storm cell clouds.

[scrambler975]

MADE BY CHEMTRAILS AND HAARP CONNECTION....IT LOOKS AS END OF THE WORLD!!

[999is666upsidedown]

@scrambler975 Asperatus, and Mamma clouds don't have anything to do with haarp, and I'm stuck fighting Apollo Haters, I have no intention of getting in a battle about Haarp. A chemical in the cloud itself could not make it morph... it could make it change colors like I have seen in some videos, but I haven't seen anything that couldn't be explained.

[benny6666]

@999is666upsidedown could it be because they magnetic field of the earth is getting weaker ? anyway maybe we'll never have the answer

[GermanyStormchasing]

Are all of these pictures real??

[999is666upsidedown]

@GermanyStormchasing Yup :D theyre not actually that uncommon, but only in someplaces, like britain i hear has them sometimes, but scientists were divided on their origin/ how they form, so they came up with a new class.

[nyxong24]

I love to see some of these intelligent comments and for any cloud lover i reccomend checking out this website called cloud appreciation society they record every known cloud and more, it's worth a check out :)

[projektor4]

the forboding music goes well with this cool Undulatus Asperatus cloud compilation.

I work outside, so i get to keep an eye on the sky, watching clouds roll by

[999is666upsidedown]

@projektor4 i always like to look up at the clouds to see what theyre doing

[greenhousegirl]

0:08 is a lenticular cloud

0:38 is definitely a MAMMATUS cloud. infact.... most of the clouds i've seen labeled "Asperatus Clouds" (as well as the ones posted in this video) look much more like mammatus clouds than some new "rare" type of cloud.

oy. hype.

nice music though!

[999is666upsidedown]

@greenhousegirl how so is :08 lenticular? Lens clouds are formed over rough terrain and are Lenticular shaped. :38 looks nothing like a Mammatocumulus cloud. Mammatocumulus or Mamma "mammal" or breast clouds, take the shape of what some people say look like breasts hanging down. Asperatus, "rough" or undulatus are like undulating, waves of clouds i guess :08 could be argued lens, but :38 is Asperatus.

[999is666upsidedown]

@greenhousegirl and Aperatus isn't necessarily a new type of cloud per-say, people have reported seeing such clouds for several years before 2009, it was just proposed in 2009 by scientists who couldn't explain their development, that they were a new type of cloud formation. Ty for the comment :D

[TerrorBCS]

Awesome pictures. what music is this?

[999is666upsidedown]

@TerrorBCS im sorry i dont remember the music D: it used to be listed on the video info, but when they updated youtube it went away.

[LaserDarkDX]

These clouds are very beautiful, but sometimes they are associated with nasty thunderstorms with lots of dangerous lightning.

[vatoslocos321]

these look really cool- i wish clouds were always like this lol

[Googil360]

Oh my friend... This is what THEY want you to think, This is NOT REAL. It is a CHEMCLOUD. Please search for Chemclouds and/or Chemtrail and /or HAARP.... Dont let them full you, you are much more clever than that. Open your eyes.

[999is666upsidedown]

the most probably theory about these clouds is due to the abrupt change in above average temperature for the planet. just like in the movie 6 degrees, it doesnt sound like a lot, but 6degrees above average could kill hundreds of thousands, chemicals could not cause a physical aspiration this to behave in such a way that would not appear present to large populations. chemtrails? possibly, but they have nothing to do with these clouds i am sorry to tell you.

[nyxong24]

@Googil360 What do you mean by "they"? I do a lot of research on clouds and science, meteorology and I agree with 999is666upsidedown 100%. Please don't get all paranoid on this haarp thing, it's not worth having anxiety over, nothing bad is going to happen, you must know about how clouds form and the science behind weather or you will be like a person living back in midevil times designating everything with such a way that makes you sound silly. I am not picking fights so please respond nice =)

[999is666upsidedown]

@nyxong24 oh i dont believe in haarp, i just like to look at the clouds to see what theyre doing, what kind of shapes theyre making and how theyre moving.

[nyxong24]

@999is666upsidedown I did look up on it and they have a few sites on haarp but i believe a lot of people blow it way out of proportion, I am extremely skeptical of this haarp thing and highly doubt they have anything to do with this, if anything it is due to temperature or atmospheric change. So you study clouds as well i see? I go with science, meteorology and extensive research before i believe what others claim it to be. So many things are debunked by weather.

[jenp27]

if i saw these doomsday looking clouds id pee myself

[999is666upsidedown]

yeah some of them look like a serious tornado is gonna form, it'd freak me it if i saw them right on top of me.

[Torn80cj]

Just to be clear, this is not a brand new type of cloud that just suddenly popped on the scene, it's just the classification is new. These clouds can be seen more often than what people think. The formation doesn't last long, so you have to be outside at the right moment to catch them. Same with mammatus clouds, you got to be outside at the right time and in the right location. So many people with cameras out there, so you will see photos of these clouds often. I see these asperatus every year.

[999is666upsidedown]

yes these clouds have been seen by many people and are being seen more and more often, but it is still unclear as to why and how these form which is why it was proposed this year as a new cloud formation, some experts believe they deserve their own classification naming it Asperatus the Latin word for rough., seen especially in Britain, and Canada. Mammatocumulus clouds are also unclear with 10 or more debatable explanations.

[MightyManZ]

is this for real?

[999is666upsidedown]

yes, you can Google it, read the description to. check out my other videos of clouds, they're all real.