That's Virga in the second photo. Precipitation that evaporates before it reaches the ground
Not from the description I find. K-H should be smooth waves. But I'm not an expert in clouds, so don't take my word for anything! Whatever they are it's a terrific photo.Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds. I think!
You could start a whole new conspiracy theory with that picture! Really amazing.View attachment 93923
Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds. I think!
Looks familiar and similar to the clouds discussed in these old threads:View attachment 93923
Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds. I think!
If you reverse image search that picture you'll find a ton of Facebook posts from people in my local area who saw the same clouds on that day. The comments are ... interesting.You could start a whole new conspiracy theory with that picture! Really amazing.
I have posted a couple of similar photos in a different thread, which I used to verify the aircraft locations and altitudes:I am not sure if this is appropriate for this thread, but here is a shadow of a contrail cast on the earth as viewed from the plane that generated it.
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@Trailspotter you correctly geolocated the location of my photo!I have posted a couple of similar photos in a different thread, which I used to verify the aircraft locations and altitudes:
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/ph...at-you-took-yourself.1487/page-19#post-174718
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/ph...at-you-took-yourself.1487/page-19#post-175717
However, I would like to suggest your photo for a different thread on Geolocation Exercises:
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/geolocation-exercises.13384/
I found the location by a "brute force" approach, going over various possible places on Google Maps this Sunday, but wonder if somebody could come with a smarter and faster method.
PS I DM'ed my answer to @sigmops