Lenticular Clouds Lenticular clouds, with their distinctive lens shape, often hover over mountain ranges like alien spaceships. These stationary clouds form when moist air flows over mountains or ...

When a front moves through or on just a regular day we can see middle tiered clouds here at home. Altocumulus clouds ...

This type of turbulence is generally caused when strong winds hit a mountain range (mostly perpendicular) and their flow is ...

Other mountain barriers and even man-made structures are also capable of satisfying this requirement. Besides a physical ...

Northern parts of the UK have been treated to the stunning sight of lenticular clouds. Matt Taylor explains how they form.

Lenticular clouds are a visible sign of mountain waves in the air, according to the Met Office. However, these waves can be present beyond the clouds and may exist even when no clouds are formed.

Lenticular clouds are a visible sign of mountain waves in the air, according to the Met Office. However, these waves can be present beyond the clouds and may exist even when no clouds are formed. The ...