Check out this spectacular time lapse of lenticular clouds forming over snowy Mt. Rainier in Washington state. Lenticular clouds form when air flows over a mountain causing moisture to condense to create a smooth, flying saucer shaped cloud. Often, these clouds are nearly stationary. Amazing time lapse via Wild Northwest Beauty Photography | Ed Piotrowski WPDE

This time-lapse shows how standing lenticular clouds get their name. They look to be standing still over the Colorado horizon. | America's Morning Headquarters

A stunning timelapse of lenticular clouds over Mount Shasta! Lenticular clouds form when stable, moist air flows over a mountainous barrier. As the air is forced to rise over the barrier, it cools, and the moisture condenses to form clouds. If the airflow is just right, the clouds can form into a lens or saucer shape, giving them the name "lenticular." Mount Shasta has an elevation of 14,179 feet (4322 m). The mountain is located in Northern California, USA, and it is a popular destination for h

Espectacular Altocumuls lenticularis duplicatus sobre Tenerife en este momento. ¡Brutal! 😱 Vídeo de José López | MeteoLaMatanza

We had some cool Lenticularis (mountain waves) clouds here in Bethlehem, PA this morning. Enjoy the show from wt360 weather cameras SOUTH and EAST and then a quick tour inside wt360 HQ where it's always Spring. :) Winter looks to come in with a vengeance this year with a very weak Polar Vortex. On that cold/snowy note...have a great Tuesday. wt360 weather cameras: https://www.weathertrends360.com/Weather-Cams 14-day outlook: https://www.weathertrends360.com/Dashboard | weathertrends360